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Surprise area education leaders say future still bright

Changes to learning help schools get past COVID

Dysart Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Quinn Kellis uses a literary classic to describe the state of education today.

“Somebody once said if Rip Van Winkle were to wake up today, the only thing that he would recognize is education because it’s never changed,” Kellis said.

“Well, that’s not true. There has been some pretty significant changes as education evolves and progresses.”

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