# Carver County Schools Network *Minnesota public education agency listed in Watertown from the 2025–2026 school year; its organizational type is unresolved in the record.* Carver County Schools Network is a public education agency in Watertown, [[Minnesota]]. The National Center for Education Statistics lists it among the education agencies of Carver County and records that it opened in the 2025–2026 school year.[^1] The project's at-issue matrix gives its Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) organization number as #6089-50.[^2] The MDE organization record cited for it in the project's dossier is #13185.[^3] What kind of entity it is remains unresolved. The matrix records three possibilities: a charter school, a cooperative, or an intermediate district. It records that none could be confirmed because MDE's organization record is robots-disallowed and returns nothing to automated retrieval.[^2][^3] The record does not establish who formed the entity, why it was formed, or how it is funded. ## Who The record names the entity but no operator, governing board, member district or authorizer. It appears in the NCES listing of Carver County education agencies under the name "Carver County Schools Network."[^1] Its MDE organization record, #13185, could not be retrieved, so the State's own registry entry supplies no further identifying detail.[^3] ## What The entity is a public education agency of undetermined type.[^2] The project's dossier classes the MDE record as documented opacity. It marks the entity's type as unresolved and the record as not retrievable.[^3] ## When NCES records the entity as opening in the 2025–2026 school year.[^1] The at-issue matrix dates its pair to 2025. It records that in the same year the county's flagship district cut $5 million and ran a referendum. The matrix does not name the district, and the record carries no primary source for the cut or the referendum.[^2] ## Where The NCES listing places the entity in Watertown, Carver County.[^1] ## In the at-issue record At-issue pair AI-Carver-085 places the entity's appearance beside the district cut and referendum recorded for the same year.[^2] The pair is anchored to the March 2025 presidential action *Stopping Waste, Fraud, and Abuse by Eliminating Information Silos*.[^4] The matrix pairs the entity with that action on the ground that the entity's own registry record cannot be read.[^2] The federal action states its aim in its title as eliminating information silos.[^4] The State's registry record for this entity returns nothing to automated retrieval.[^3] The record establishes the entity's listing, location and opening year. It also establishes that the State's organization record could not be read.[^1][^3] It does not establish the entity's type. Nor does it establish any connection between the entity's opening and the district's cut.[^2] ## Notes [^1]: National Center for Education Statistics, *Common Core of Data, District Search: Carver County* (listing undated in the pack) — lists "Carver County Schools Network," Watertown, among Carver County education agencies, opened 2025–2026. https://nces.ed.gov/ccd/districtsearch/district_list.asp?Search=1&State=27&County=Carver+County [^2]: Minnesota wiki project, *AT_Issue_Carver_Claims_Exposure_Matrix* (2026-09-02), pair AI-Carver-085 — records MDE organization #6089-50, the unresolved type (charter, cooperative or intermediate district), the non-retrievable MDE record, and the same-year $5 million district cut and referendum. The pair lists nces.ed.gov as its single source domain; no primary URL for the district figures is carried. [^3]: Minnesota Department of Education, *Organization record #13185, Carver County Schools Network* (undated) — the State's registry entry cited for the entity; robots-disallowed and not retrievable; type unresolved. https://pub.education.mn.gov/MdeOrgView/organization/show/13185 [^4]: The White House, *Stopping Waste, Fraud, and Abuse by Eliminating Information Silos* (March 2025) — the presidential action used as the anchor for pair AI-Carver-085. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/03/stopping-waste-fraud-and-abuse-by-eliminating-information-silos/