LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Students benefit from 'yes' vote

Over the past few weeks you may have heard or read about how Northland Schools are not providing a sound education to the students of our community.

Friends of the Library

You don't need to live in Longville to be a Friend. I had a patron that came into the library and asked if she had to live in Longville to become a member of the Friends of the Library.

Building for the Future

We understand that nobody likes to see their taxes increase. So it puzzles us that the consolidation and subsequent closing of the Northland School district is considered by some a viable option.

Performance by the numbers

On November 9th, residents of the Northland Community School District will once again have the opportunity to vote on a building referendum. As is frequently the case when schools need public support, taxpayers begin asking questions about how their money is spent.

Opinion from a Student

"Eagle pride, school wide" - a phrase used so much and by so many. But what does it mean?

Not so small after all

My name is Jen Kovall and most of you reading this article probably know who I am or have heard of me.

Students need a Tech Savy Building

Northland Community Schools has invested a ton of money to provide its students with the technology necessary to prepare them for college and careers after high school.

Cast an Informed Vote

I have been wondering where the information for the Northland School District 118 November referendum is!

Déjá vu all over again

As the late Yogi Berra once said, "It's déjá vu all over again". Just 6 months after the referendum was defeated to spend millions of dollars on a new school, the school board and administration are going to have another go at it.

Leave them Kids Alone

Over the past weeks and months there has been a growing debate about whether or not to build a new school at ISD118, Northland Community Schools.

Let's look at all the options

It's easy for the School Board and others to conclude that the no votes on the recent bond referendum were votes against the students, the teachers, the administration, Remer, or even reluctance to pay for the education of the young people in our community. They are wrong.

Adequate facilities improve student achievement

After graduating from the Northland Community School in Remer, I went on to college and have been in education all my life. I couldn't be more proud to serve as the Superintendent of Schools in the very school I went to when I was a child, with one exception; the …

Fact vs. Fiction

Have you been into the school yet this school year to witness the amazing work that takes place every day? Our little community school is thriving!

Citizens for a Quality Education?

Most of you have probably grown weary of hearing about the upcoming referendum for Northland Community Schools. You have been bombarded with negative information either through the mailbox or maybe even a flier that was placed on your windshield while you attended church.

It's easy

It's easy for seasonal residents - folks who live in the area just long enough during the year to procure voting status -
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