If margins hold in unofficial results, a self-defined conservative slate of candidates will control the majority of seats on the five-member board of education in Woodland Park School District RE-2.
A contentious race with opposing slates of candidates has developed for four open seats on the five-member school board in Woodland Park School District RE-2.
If the margins hold, a self-defined conservative slate of candidates will control the majority of seats on the five-member board of education in Woodland Park School District RE-2.
A contentious race with opposing slates of candidates has developed for four open seats on the five-member school board in Woodland Park School District RE-2.
Woodland Park School District’s newly installed superintendent, Dr. Mathew Neal, has officially been on the job for just a few weeks. However, he started learning about his new school district soon after he was hired in March.
“I started dialogs with school principals…,” he said. “I’ll spend my first 100 days listening and learning. I didn’t come here with an agenda. I just want to learn about the great things the district has done and find ways to keep doing them. … I want to go out and tell the story of Woodland Park how we’re doing and where we’re going.”