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Board declares transportation to St. Benedict impractical after state timing test
Summary
After a state timing run recorded a test route at 30 minutes and 52 seconds, the board approved a resolution declaring transportation to St. Benedict impractical for 2025–26; that state finding removes an obligation to transport or pay in‑lieu for those routes unless conditions change.
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The board approved a resolution declaring transportation to a private school route impractical for the 2025–26 school year following a state timing challenge.
Administration explained that state officials perform test runs to determine whether a route exceeds the 30‑minute impracticality threshold. On the reviewed route the official timing was 30 minutes and 52 seconds, and the state’s decision returned in short order. As a result, the district is not required to provide transportation or make in‑lieu payments to that private school for the route unless major road changes or other conditions later alter the timing.
Board members asked how the process works (initial district test, parental challenge, then state run) and the superintendent explained the state’s determination is final for that timing unless the route changes substantially. The resolution passed on a 5–0 roll call.
