KIMBERLY, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — After two measures failed to pass in May, the Kimberly School District is hosting meetings to answer questions and hear from community members about what they want to see moving forward.
Superintendent Luke Schroeder said voters rejected a bond and a plant facilities levy in May. He said the district is taking a different approach by opening the conversation and giving community members a chance to better understand its needs.
“We are having focus groups, small groups, intimate groups to just have discussion about what our operational needs are, how we’re funded, challenges we have. And then really just to listen to people,” Schroeder said…