The president of WCC has announced her retirement after 17 years of leadership.
The main change from the previous measure is a decrease in the property tax rate that residents would pay.
Thursday’s meeting includes a public comment section and takes place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the district office on Main Street.
Both districts have been grappling with declines in enrollment since 2019.
The forum is free for the public and welcome to all voters, regardless of party affiliation.
Advocacy groups say LGBTQ+ students at schools with the curricula experience less bullying, missed school and even suicides.
The total award is more than double the amount initially promised last year.
Local and state politicians attended the rally as well.
The award is one of the highest honors from the Washington School Public Relations Association and given to non-communications managers.
The deadline to apply is April 19th.
