Begins with Property being closed upon for Property taxes, a lot of properties. Then Bills discussion and balance sheet. Correspondence letter from a judge. Seed companies pay corporate taxes. Individual farmers selling seed do not pay taxes. Question, do they hire Vangard to check into taxing Individuals also? Sheriff texted not coming for time allocated. Road reports by Brent reveals bridge project complete

Zoom Meeting included the following:
1. Sidewalks work completed
2. Dr. Lukens tells team that a door is being repaired. Harvey Law Enforcement identified a door of the school was not locked. The county Sheriff has record of the school not having a secure entrance; therefore, a locksmith has been called to fix and estimate. Dr. Lukens states that the door unlocks by itself sometimes. 3. Transporation: New Activity Bus that is a deiseal of $40,000 committed from Esser funds has arrived. It is no. 15.
4. Luken reports space being cleared for Grant electric bus.
5. Buses and van discussion
6. Electric charge stations for future electric buses could be paid by grant of $700/station for Holzer electric estimated cost. Luken states that Ottertail assistance with charger cost possible with 2 grants in July and February.
7. Core solution will do energy and air quality testing. Lukens suggested they could help with wheelchair lift. 8. Honey Well Grant: Possible grant for heating system. Asked for a directive to address grants for heating system.
9. Winter Needs: Snow removal - Dr. Lukens tractor stored at the school? (battery or plug in electrical cost are figured out how?) He could help with snow removal. Coal: first coal order was put in at the cost $4450 bid which is an increase compared to made budget. (Who made the budget at the end of summer? Wasn't it him?)
10. ADA need to be contacted and Marchand asked Luken to contact them.
11. Capital Maintenace plan development for the School Board. Need to talk to the community again for help. This was asked of Dr. Lukens.

(READ) Remember CTE Center was on the Bond Ballot? Spencer assured the People that there will not be a CTE Center because the School Board responsibility was to educate K-12 students not to provide education beyond that.

According to Mr. Lukens, the attorney made him keep the CTE on the ballot. Here is a discussion less than 1 yr from that forum where the board is allowing Mr. Lukens to attend meetings in WI on a 4 to 1 vote.

The State of ND is paying for him to go they say to hear more information about Harvey having a CTE Center. Taxpayers should be able to trust what a school board tells them. Are we in for another ride in the future? The State of ND is pushing the CTE Centers. Funding insensitive to have high school students participate in CTE Centers. No mention of additional cost to the taxpayers yet. North Dakota has only 10 CTE in the state. Location of those 10 is not mentioned.

Meeting includes a vote on 14 passenger bus engine replacement around $10,000. Accepted 3 bus drivers' routes with a 4th possibility.

The video begins with the discussion of a survey. The Superintendent texted contacts, parents & etc. about a new survey asking for update on email addresses if they are interested in it to be send out.

In June of 2024 meeting, it was stated for Spencer to create a survey verse using Legendary company survey. Issues came up over Spencer sending out his survey; however, Lukens is acting without board directive on another survey. The first survey was to replace the exit interviews that was not completed. No purpose on mentioned on the Superintendents initiative steps.

Conclusion: No action on any survey is to be taken by anyone at this time. Updating email addresses for the school the board was in full board agreement. Reports: BM Hanson Principle High School report Mr. Rask - Social Studies: Visits planned Legislators, Supreme Court and Criminal cases. Constitution and Bill of Rights and more Sports Activities report on events and decisions.

This is an educational forum about Open Meetings laws in North Dakota. An organization of concerned citizens in Harvey, ND came together to and educated themselves on the local matters and their rights according to North Dakota law. They want to share more of what they have learned and what keeps them moving against opposition.