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Athlos Academy of St. Cloud is governed by a dedicated board comprised of parents and community members. The board is responsible for developing, implementing, and assessing policy; instituting sound employee relations; conducting open meetings; recognizing and conforming to the legal mandates imposed by state and federal laws; and governing within the limits of the delegation of state authority as a non-profit and public school board.
Additionally, the board has an obligation to assess its successes and challenges, inform the public of all deliberations and decisions, promote accountability, avoid abuse of power, enhance public understanding of its mission, conform to standards of ethical behavior, provide a framework for setting goals, and develop strategic plans for the accomplishment of those goals.
Board meetings are conducted in accordance with open meeting law. The governing board normally holds board meetings on the fourth Monday of each month. Check the board calendar for exact dates and times. Unless otherwise noted, the meetings are held at:
Athlos Academy of St. Cloud
3701 33rd St. South
St. Cloud, MN, 56301
Andrew Grimsley, Chair
agrimsley@athlosstcloud.org
Rebecca Hull, Vice Chair
rhull@athlosstcloud.org
Aaron Schwenzfeier, Secretary
aschwenzfeier@athlosstcloud.org
Hassan Shuriye, Treasurer
hshuriye@athlosstcloud.org
Mohamed Yussuf, Board Member
myussuf@athlosstcloud.org
Noor Yussuf, Board Member
nyussuf@athlosstcloud.org
Athlos school culture will thrive because we believe positive behaviors, habits, and a sense of belonging is important to pride and developing successful lives.
This will be evidenced by Swiss data, the panorama surveys, student and staff retention, parent volunteerism and presence in the school, and student attendance. More specifically:
Athlos activities provides a community for student engagement because a healthy body is a catalyst for performance character.
This will be evidenced by:
Athlos enrollment will grow to capacity because we believe an increase in enrollment will allow AASC to provide the academic offerings to continually address the needs of all students.
This will be evidenced by:
Athlos finances will be effectively utilized to demonstrate financial stability because we believe it is our fiduciary responsibility to provide strong financial standing.
This will be evidenced by securing an adequate fund balance. It will be evidenced further by:
Under the direction of the board, a Finance Committee, Governance Committee, and Pillars Committee have been formed. Learn more about the purpose and goals of these committees:
Finance Committee Members:
Governance Committee Members:
Pillars Committee Members:
*Non-director, non-voting appointees to the committees
Charter School Authorizing Program
Volunteers of America – Minnesota
924 – 19th Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55404
612-270-1998
www.voamn.org
