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Board discusses collaboration with Greenwood, Loyal and Neillsville; officials urge equal partnership
Summary
The board discussed collaboration and potential shared programs with Greenwood, Loyal and Neillsville; administrators said a successful collaboration approved by voters would typically take about three years to implement.
Community members told the board that collaboration with nearby districts could expand student access to classes and vocational options. Nancy Popp said collaboration has been raised at several recent meetings and that, even if voters approve such a measure this spring, it could be a three‑year process before full implementation.
Commenters emphasized that Granton would need to be an "equal partner" in any shared arrangement and suggested the district investigate where class enrollment has declined and whether program-level sharing (for tech ed, business classes or FFA support) would be feasible.
