Parents came together Tuesday to air frustrations with district leaders and concerns for their students’ futures.
MARYSVILLE, Wash. — It has been one week since Washington’s Superintendent of Public Instruction threatened to break ties with the Marysville School District if they do not get their finances in order.
Frustrated parents came together Tuesday night to share their frustrations, primarily over the financial and leadership issues and a “lack of willingness to partner with this community,” said concerned parent J Hooman.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal said in a letter to the district last week that they’re assigning a so-called Financial Oversight Committee to
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