Cheney High School seniors Connor Pratt and McKenna Kent seek to bring a different perspective as student advisors to the district's school board.
If the selection criterion for student advisors to the Cheney School Board highlights community and school involvement, then there would be few better choices than the two advisors for 2014-2015, seniors McKenna Kent and Connor Pratt.
Kent moved to Cheney with her family in the third grade, first attending Betz, then Windsor elementaries before moving on to middle and high school. The oldest of three, a 16-year-old brother and a brother who turns 5 Oct. 3, Kent is involved in Future Farmers of America, Family Career and Community Leaders of America, Honor Society, National Society of High Scho...
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