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Harrisburg School Board re-elects officers in 3-2 vote; draws term lengths

HARRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT Board of Education · March 30, 2026
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Summary

At its March 30 meeting the Harrisburg School Board voted 3-2 to keep the existing officers, then drew term lengths: Jeremy Lally drew a four‑year term (through 2030) and Ryan Murphy and Bridgett Hewitt drew six‑year terms (through 2032).

The Harrisburg School Board voted 3-2 on March 30 to retain its current officers and then assigned term lengths by lot. Ryan Murphy called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m. in the Central Office board room and the board recorded public comment before taking up organizational business.

Kurt Johns moved to keep the officers in place; Ashley Rowton seconded. The motion carried by a 3‑2 vote, according to the minutes. The board then drew terms for seats: Jeremy Lally drew the four‑year term expiring in 2030; Ryan Murphy and Bridgett Hewitt were allotted six‑year terms expiring in 2032.

The minutes list the five board members present — Ryan Murphy, Jeremy Lally, Ashley Rowton, Kurt Johns and Bridgett Hewitt — and note that Superintendent Julie Isbell and district staff were in attendance. The public comment portion is recorded as occurring but the minutes do not specify speakers or topics for that segment.

The retention vote is recorded as 3‑2 in favor of keeping officers; the minutes do not specify which members voted yes or no. The board proceeded to other business after the organizational actions.