We may not all agree on how to move our district forward, but we all call this community home.

As we head into the final weeks before the November 3 bond vote, we want to remind everyone that it’s okay to disagree. We are proud to stand on the YES side because we believe in what this bond could mean for our students and our communities. But we also respect those who see things differently and plan to vote NO.

We all want our communities to thrive. We all want our kids to have opportunities to succeed. And no matter how we vote, we will continue to share these roads, cheer at the same ballgames, and raise our families alongside one another.

A yard sign, a vote, or a difference of opinion should never change how we treat our neighbors.

Over the next couple of weeks, let's keep the conversations respectful, give one another the benefit of the doubt, and remember that our relationships with the people in this community matter long after November 3.

We may vote differently, but we still belong to the same community. Let's take care of it, and each other.

USD 251 Together