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Public input plays role in school district's budget cuts discussion

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The ISD 166 School Board will continue to determine where cuts will be made for the 2016-17 budget. The board and Superintendent Beth Schwarz welcome citizen input on where the cuts should be made. Several community members addressed the board during a public meeting Thursday, Nov. 19. Joe Friedrichs of the WTIP news staff reports on this issue. 

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