Hartford school board agenda includes basketball court naming, building transfer
The Hartford Public Schools Board of Education held three meetings in the past two weeks, but no decisions have been confirmed because minutes have not yet been published. The most consequential items were on the agenda for the regular meeting on Aug. 18, including a proposal to name the Hartford Public High School basketball court after Marcus Camby and a resolution to relinquish the J.C. Clark School building to the city.
Policy Committee (Aug. 10)
The Policy Committee met virtually to consider adopting three policies on second reading:
- Policy 1110.1 on Parent, Caregiver, Family & Community Engagement
- Policy 7230.2 on Indoor Air Quality
- Policy 7230.3 on Acoustics
The agenda also included old business. No votes or decisions were reported.
Board Retreat (Aug. 14)
The board held a retreat to discuss goals and the strategic operating plan, and to plan for the 2026-27 school year. Topics included committee and workshop topics, retreat dates, and legislative session planning. The agenda was discussion-oriented, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.
Board of Education Regular Meeting (Aug. 18)
The regular meeting agenda included public comment, reports, and several action items:
- A resolution to name the Hartford Public High School basketball court in honor of Marcus Camby
- Relinquishment of the J.C. Clark School building at 75 Clark Street to the City of Hartford
- Adoption of Policy 1110.1 on Parent, Caregiver, Family & Community Engagement
- Adoption of Policy 7230.2 on Indoor Air Quality
- Adoption of Policy 7230.3 on Acoustics
Because minutes are not yet published, it is not known whether these items were approved, amended, or postponed.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days.