School District Seeking Candidates

Sat., June 15, 1996

From Staff Reports

The Plummer/Worley School District is seeking citizens to serve on its school board.

Three positions on the seven-member board will be empty by the end of the month, said Karen Stockdale, clerk of the board.

The school district historically has had problems filling the Zone 1 position, which represents the northern end of the 60-mile-long district. That zone is populated by many elderly and summer residents.

The previous Zone 1 trustee, Jenny Matheson, declined to run for office this spring because she has too many commitments, Stockdale said.

Al Walters, the Zone 2 trustee, moved out of his zone, so he had to resign. Susan Montague, the Zone 3 trustee, chose not to run again after serving several years on the board.

The school board meets once a month. The next meeting is July 5. For more information about serving on the board, contact the school district headquarters at 686-1621. , DataTimes

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