Superintendent Dan Rask said if the levy is successful the school will be able to keep services and programs the same as in previous years. Trustees decided to reduce the budget by not filling several vacancies opening next year because of retirements. No mill levy election is planned for the small district. However, voters will decide on a candidate for the single open seat on the board of trustees. Candidate Katherine Coleman filed for the single open seat and will challenge trustee Bob Lindgren.
Voters can expect to see the high school levy election also on the ballot.
In Wolf Creek, residents will vote on a candidate for the single open seat on the board of trustees. The seat is currently held by Kim Ryan and is challenged by Dan Kelly. Like Canyon Creek, area voters will be asked to decide on the high school levy election. Townsend Schools Townsend Schools Board of Trustees decided not to run a levy election, and because there are no new trustee candidates, current school board member Mary Huth will be re-appointed to the only open seat on the board. If you wish to receive the newspaper on your doorstep or before this time, please subscribe .