Our future depends on a well-educated workforce
Glacier High School senior Sam Engellant shares about an engineering internship during a press conference on a high school general fund levy request at Flathead High School Wednesday, March 5, 2025. Seated left to right is Morrison-Maierle Mechanical Engineer Sam Kulin, Flathead High School student Madison Nickel, Kalispell Public Schools Superintendent Matt Jensen, Schellinger Construction Vice President Kyle Schellinger, Schellinger Construction employee Dennis Hunter and Kalispell Middle School family, consumer science teachers Beth Schule and Jennifer Baker. (Hilary Matheson/Daily Inter L…
I am passionately optimistic about Kalispell’s future. Yes, we face significant challenges — but what gives me hope is the unwavering dedication of the people who step up every day to do hard things for our community.
Over the past three months, I’ve had the honor of working with the One Brave Pack stakeholder group — a powerful coalition of students, parents, teachers, trustees, and business leaders — all volunteering their time, energy and voices to support the Kalispell School District 5 high school levy.
Our mission has been clear: Correct the myths, share the facts, and highlight the incredible work our schools do every day — all while making a very complicated school funding system easier to understand.
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