Levy Q&A center stage at MLSD forum
A Moses Lake first grader meets a rabbit during First Grade Farm Day. For 2024 parent organizations at elementary schools paid for transportation to Farm Day in the wake of a budget shortfall.
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Moses Lake High School students perform in the MLHS production of “The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical” in November. Drama is among the activities funded through the district’s educational programs and operations levy.
Moses Lake players celebrate after a fumble return during the 2024 season. Coaches working for $1 and volunteers have helped keep Moses Lake School District extracurricular activities afloat for the 2024-25 school year.
Moses Lake School District superintendent Carol Lewis explains district financing during a Dec. 5 during a question-and-answer forum.
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake School District voters will be asked to accept or reject a four-year educational programs and operations levy in a special election Feb. 11. If it’s approved, the maximum collectible amount would be $11.21 million in the first year, $12.56 million in the second year, $13.37 million in the third year and $14.24 million in the fourth year.
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