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Hart Board approves agenda, minutes and payments; parent raises transportation concerns

Hart Board of Education · March 2, 2026
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Summary

The Hart Board of Education unanimously approved routine business including the meeting agenda, Feb. 9 minutes, a 27L distribution payment and appointed a representative to an April 14 ESD budget hearing; a parent commented on transportation concerns during public comment.

At its March 2 meeting, the Hart Board of Education approved routine business items including the meeting agenda and minutes from Feb. 9, 2026, authorized a 27L distribution payment and appointed a representative to attend a regional ESD budget meeting.

Board member Mike Barefoot moved to approve the meeting agenda (motion 25-26-88); Steve Riley seconded the motion and the board voted unanimously, 7-0. Under the consent agenda, the board approved the Feb. 9 minutes (motion 25-26-89) on a voice vote of 7-0.

The board approved motion 25-26-90 to authorize the 27L distribution payment; that motion was moved by Mike Barefoot and seconded by Kayla Dennert and passed 7-0. The board also approved motion 25-26-91 to send Jeff Schaner to the West Shore ESD general fund budget meeting on April 14; the motion was moved by Mike Barefoot and seconded by Steve Riley. The transcript records that Kayla Dennert will serve as alternate if Schaner is unable to attend. All votes were recorded as unanimous.

During the public comment segment, Gary Jorrisen, identified in the transcript as an HPS parent, addressed the board about concerns with the district's transportation department; the transcript does not include additional detail about the substance of those concerns.

The meeting adjourned at 6:47 p.m. after a motion to adjourn by Steve Riley, seconded by Andy Carter, which passed unanimously.