At its Feb. 10 meeting, the Cheney school board received an outlook of its community engagement and facilities planning for the year.
In the fall the school district used Thoughtexchange, a community engagement tool, to reach out to residents and ask them what they feel are the most important issues in the district. Superintendent Dr. Deb Clemens explained that through the results of the first Thoughtexchange process, the district learned the top priorities the community has are the increasing enrollment and facilities to accommodate that growth.
In January, the district started another Though...
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