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Minutes from the Jonathan West USD #111 meeting held on September 12, 2022, covering budget discussions, policy updates, and school program reports.

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1. Start by outlining the meeting agenda
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3. Note the names of attendees and their roles
4. Document any decisions or actions taken during the meeting
5. Assign follow-up tasks and deadlines
6. Save the document in a secure location for future reference

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