MLSD levy impacts on safety, health and facilities
Moses Lake School District nurse Liz Pray spoke during the Sept. 27 school district meeting regarding the limited nursing staff and large caseloads she and her colleagues have. Two other MLSD nurses sit in the audience, left, Penny Mayo, right Debbie Johnson.
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Casey Gleason, a custodian at Garden Heights Elementary said he has noticed significant changes over the past school year in regard to his job after the double levy failure last spring. The district said there will be further reductions of at least $500,000 to custodial and maintenance, if the current levy fails.
Moses Lake School Resource Officer Ray Lopez is based at Columbia Middle School. The current Educational Programs and Operations levy will determine whether the school district is able to keep SROs within schools.
MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake School District has an Educational Programs and Operations levy on the Feb. 11 ballot. The levy and whether it passes or not, will have impacts on school resource officers, nursing staff and facilities and maintenance according to the district.
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