Willmar School Board wants questions answered before any decisions are made on Middle School pool
The Willmar Middle School pool may still close, but the School Board wants more information before a new gym is developed over a filled-in pool.
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The Willmar Middle School pool may still close, but the School Board wants more information before a new gym is developed over a filled-in pool.
The need for paraprofessionals is prominent in area school districts, and they need teachers, coaches, drivers and substitutes of all types. It's a problem that affects school districts and many employers, particularly in Minnesota, which has four job openings for each unemployed person.
Willmar Public Schools has received an audit that indicates a strong position but concerns moving ahead and losing federal pandemic relief funds. The district also acknowledged gifts and donations totaling nearly $94,000.
A report on the annual audit and canvassing the vote from the Nov. 8 election are on the agenda for the Willmar School Board at 4:30 p.m. Monday at the Willmar Education and Arts Center.
Mary Amon, Randy Frederickson and Jay Lawton were re-elected to the Willmar School Board in Tuesday's election. They will serve four-year terms.