Finally there appears to be some clarity when it comes to school funding in the future.
And the Medical Lake School District seems to have enough of an understanding of things to announce they will float a pair of levies in early 2018.
“I think we’ve gotten a good handle on it,” Superintendent Tim Ames said. Enough so that they will test the waters with voters on Feb. 13 with both a replacement educational programs and operations levy, plus a capital levy designed to improve safety and infrastructure.
The new levy will take the place of one that passed by a 65–35 percent margin in Feb. 2015. L...
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