Kalispell Public Schools levy requests focus on safety and technology
Second-grade students use SeeSaw, a website that helps kids generate a word cloud about themselves, in Sharon Sinclair's classroom at Edgerton Elementary School on Tuesday, Sept. 19. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Second-grade teacher Sharon Sinclair helps a student use SeeSaw, a website that helps kids generate a word cloud about themselves, in her classroom at Edgerton Elementary School on Tuesday, Sept. 19. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Second-grade teacher Sharon Sinclair helps her class use SeeSaw, a website that helps students generate a word cloud about themselves, at Edgerton Elementary School on Tuesday, Sept. 19. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Second-grade teacher Sharon Sinclair helps a student use SeeSaw, a website that helps kids generate a word cloud about themselves, in her classroom at Edgerton Elementary School on Tuesday, Sept. 19. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Safety and technology levy requests for Kalispell Public Schools are expected to fund a myriad of areas of operation, if approved, for both the elementary and high school districts.
The levy amounts of the elementary safety and technology levies are both for approximately $1...
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