Three MLHS seniors discuss levy election impacts
The Moses Lake School District is running an Educational Programs and Operations Levy on the Feb. 11 ballot. Three students from Moses Lake High School talked about the impact of the double levy failure on this year’s students. All three are in favor of the levy passing this year.
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Three students from Moses Lake High School talked about their experiences after the double levy failure last spring. The three saw impacts in academics, athletics, teaching staff and more. All three reiterated the same sentiment – they don’t want more students to experience what they did.
The Moses Lake School District had to make accommodations for the double levy failure and subsequently discovered financial errors last spring, one of which was pulling funding for athletics and activities. Despite the lack of funds, coaches worked for $1 seasonal salary and the students were able to compete.
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake School District is running an Educational Programs and Operations Levy on the Feb. 11 ballot. MLSD students Javier Gonzalez, Jaciel Valdez and Andee Stevens said they’ve felt the impacts of the double levy failure in 2024.
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