An Inverness letter to the editor: With early voting under way in the D211 school board election and Election Day Tuesday, April 4, we need to acknowledge the importance of this race.
With early voting under way in the D211 school board election and Election Day Tuesday, April 4, we need to acknowledge the importance of this race.
These four open seats on the D211 Board of Education represent the majority and can control the vote of every decision put forward. Being former board members, we know how a school board functions and what makes a strong team. We recognize candidates that can be objective, listen to the community, not only members that align with their personal beliefs, conduct themselves in a professional manner, put the needs of students first and truly care about the community we live in.
Jane Russell has worked on both sides of the fence as a teacher as well as an administrator. Ms. Russell's knowledge and experience would lend a perspective that is not currently present.
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