Sedgwick County Commissioners, Wichita City Council members, and the Wichita School Board met Tuesday to brainstorm ways for more cooperation and to more efficiently use taxpayer dollars. The meeting was a response to a June town hall where the public submitted almost 140 ideas for improvements. Local leaders focused on ways to improve mental health services, decrease crime and homelessness, and grow the Air Capital economy. One of the ideas that could help in all those areas is one being developed by the Wichita Public Schools Board: Community schools.
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