Students canvass for Kalispell Public Schools high school levy
A bowl of buttons assembled by One Brave Pack sits on a table at McGarvey Law during an interview with Flathead High School and Glacier High School students on Wednesday, March 17, 2025. Students, parents, business leaders and other community members formed One Brave Pack to garner support for a $2.97 high school general fund levy that will be on the ballot in May. (Hilary Matheson/Daily Inter Lake)
Students from Flathead and Glacier high schools are making sure their voices are heard by the voters who will decide a $2.97 million levy request in May that will affect their education.
Three students from One Brave Pack, a political action committee composed of students, parents and business leaders, shared how they have been canvassing for “Yes” votes on Kalispell Public Schools’ proposed high school general fund levy through social media and door-to-door visits with taxpayers.
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