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CV schools need upgrades

As a 30-year resident of Central Valley, I’m voting yes for the bond and levy. It’s been 16 years since our community passed a bond. It’s time we do so again.

Today, a number of CV schools are in dire need of upgrades to make them secure, efficient and less crowded. Four elementary schools have no interior doors to lock in case of an emergency, including the school where I teach, Greenacres Elementary.

The district has structured this bond to accomplish a great deal without raising the tax rate while still meeting our children’s educational needs. It’s a win-win for everyone.

I think back to my grandparents, who voted yes for schools so my mother could enjoy art and music. My parents voted yes for schools giving me the opportunity to study music and journalism.

Even as a struggling single parent, I voted yes for Central Valley levies, so my kids could experience band, sports and art. Now, I want my grandchildren to benefit from this same rich tradition. Central Valley schools keep our community vibrant and growing. Vote yes, yes for the CV bond and levy. Love our schools this February.

Jill Moll

Spokane Valley



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