Whitnall's Disc Golf Course on Hold
The district's focus is to make the Nature Pod more useable for science students, and then possibly installing the nine-hole disc golf course.
Disc golf fans hoping to see a new course built in the Nature Pod on the Whitnall School District grounds near the middle and high schools will have to stem their enthusiasm a bit, at least for now. The Whitnall School Board wants to explore partnerships with other school groups before committing to installing a nine-hole course as proposed by Whitnall senior Clayton Anderson with the help of the district’s Buildings and Grounds Supervisor Matt Karshna. Superindent Lowell Holtz said the district's science department has shown an interest in turning the Nature Pod into a school forest. “That’s the focus now, getting it cleared out of the invasive species and making it easier for the science students to use it,” Holtz said. “And then it …
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Lee
10:51 am on Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Well I hope something happens. Usually when things get put on "temporary hold" they have a strange way of turning into " permanent hold". Where was this Science Department before? Only when a Senior comes up with a grand idea does it spur interest? Appears to be Politics as usual. more ›