VOTERS GUIDE | USD 383 candidates talk tech, budgets and more
Five candidates are contending for three open positions on the Manhattan-Ogden School Board. The election will determine who will serve on the board for the next four years.
Jayme Morris-Hardeman, the only board member seeking re-election, is executive director of Thrive! Flint Hills, a local non-profit program, and an advocate supervisor at Sunflower CASA Project.
- Tom Drummond, a physician’s assistant
- Lew Faust, retired educator and director of business services for USD 383
- Courtney Jane Hochman, a doctoral student
- Leah McKeeman, assistant professor in curriculum and instruction at K-State
The Mercury asked each candidate about topics they will encounter if they win a seat on the board.
Author's summary: Candidates discuss tech and budgets.
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