Our children are worth funding
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)
This past August, the Kalispell Public Schools Board of Trustees unanimously approved the resolutions to call for technology and safety levies to be put in front of the voters this fall. As voters and members of our community ourselves, our board recognizes this is another ask of the public, but we wouldn’t be asking if we didn’t feel the need was absolutely necessary for our schools and our children...
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