Votes at a glance: March 17 Lebanon school board meeting
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Summary
The board approved minutes, consent staff matters, the appointment of Rick Hunt as principal of Hattie B. Stokes, renovation change orders (including preschool hydronic piping replacement), K–8 iPad purchases, an E‑Rate network project, claims/payroll and listed overnight trips. Outcomes were approved by voice vote; roll‑call tallies were not recorded in the transcript.
At the March 17 meeting the Lebanon Community School Corporation board approved the following items by voice vote (as recorded in the meeting transcript). Where the transcript did not record a roll‑call tally, the entry notes that the approval was by voice vote and that specific yes/no counts were not provided in the record.
• Approval of 02/17/2026 regular meeting minutes and executive session minutes — approved by voice vote (roll‑call not recorded).
• Consent agenda: classified, certified and ECA staff matters (code 2026511.2) — approved by voice vote (consent agenda).
• Appointment: Rick Hunt as principal of Hattie B. Stokes (contract begins July 1) — approved by voice vote; administration to finalize contractual details.
• Renovation change orders, including hydronic piping removal/replacement at preschool (presented as approximately $330,000 for piping) — approved by voice vote; facilities to execute change orders and report completion.
• K–8 iPad purchase (sole‑source Apple procurement, budgeted from debt service) — approved by voice vote.
• E‑Rate networking project (switches and wireless access points for Hattie B. Stokes and Lebanon High; vendor Moss recommended) — approved by voice vote; district to submit reimbursement paperwork to the federal E‑Rate program.
• Claims and payroll (two payrolls plus claims totaling $4,218,163.04) — approved by voice vote.
• Out‑of‑state and overnight trips (items a–d as outlined in background materials; one item retroactive) — approved by voice vote.
The transcript records a series of motions, seconds and unified 'Aye' voice responses but does not provide a roll‑call record of how each individual board member voted.
