Dan Willis stumbled upon an old election flyer the other day. It was an advertisement for his April 2015 run for a seat on the USD 257 school board.
A checklist of his campaign promises — the reasons he ran for election — still hold up, four years later as he now serves as school board president overseeing an April 2 vote on whether to build new facilities.
“Concerned with the culture of the district and the perception of citizens.”