OPINION — At the March 30 Dysart Governing Board meeting, something didn’t sit right with me. Current board President Steve Skvara is now leading the charge to place another bond on the ballot this November, despite voting against the last one.
Let me be clear: Dysart needs a bond to pass. Our district is growing rapidly, especially near 163rd Avenue, and we need new schools to keep up with that growth. We also need updated buses, reliable air-conditioning systems and funding for essential capital improvements that directly impact student safety and learning environments.
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