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Liberty School Board approves 77-passenger bus after space concerns
Summary
The Liberty School District board voted unanimously Nov. 25 to buy a 77-passenger bus rather than an 81-passenger model, citing student and bag-space concerns raised during discussion.
The Liberty School District Board of Directors voted unanimously Nov. 25 to approve purchase of a 77-passenger bus after discussion about student and bag space. Board member Chad Cornmesser moved the purchase; Chad Denny seconded and the motion passed without dissent.
Board members had recommended the smaller 77-passenger model over an 81-passenger option because they were concerned about cramped student seating and limited space for bags and belongings. The recommendation emerged during the discussion of transportation needs and fleet replacement options.
The approval follows routine review of transportation alternatives; no price or vendor was specified in the meeting minutes. The board did not attach any implementation timeline during the meeting. The next regular board meeting is Dec. 17, 2025.
