We talk to Wausau School Board President Jim Bouche. Discussing the transition amid elementary school consolidations, Boucher credits effective communication and community involvement in making the start of the new school year successful. He highlights the challenges of declining enrollment and the need for future tough decisions. The episode also explores the recent school board vacancy, emphasizing the importance of civic engagement and running for school board positions. Bouche talks about the district’s balanced budget, despite a failed referendum, and stresses the importance of ongoing community dialogue for education's future. Guest: Jim Bouche
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