A rural Kansas community has voted not to disorganize their school district after a 7-12 grade school closed. Due to a lack of funding earlier this year, the Central Plains School District closed the school which caused some voters to think disorganizing the district would be the best option. Enough petition signatures were gathered to put the disorganization of USD 112 up for a vote during the August 1st primary election. If it had passed the Board of Education may have divided the land among surrounding districts. “We have about 10 school districts that border us,” Superintendent Bill Lowry said. “So, there would be about 10 school districts eligible to be assigned by the board of education.”
Source: KAKE – News
