Five candidates are contending for three open positions on the Manhattan-Ogden School Board, with the election determining who will serve on the board for the next four years.
Current board member Jayme Morris-Hardeman is seeking re-election. She is the executive director of Thrive! Flint Hills, a local non-profit program, and an advocate supervisor at Sunflower CASA Project.
The Mercury asked each candidate about topics they will encounter if they win a seat on the board.
Author summary: Candidates discuss key issues for USD 383 board positions.