OPINION — “Defund woke schools,” “massive tax hike,” “higher property taxes hurts seniors and families.” Those are some examples of the anti-public school political sign messaging that advocates against the passing of the Fountain Hills schools override measure.
Personally, I don’t believe any of it and I’m a senior, full-time resident of the town.
Common sense tells me that a healthy public school system is essential to a thriving community, attracts new families and contributes to higher property values. So why would the residents of this town not want to support it?
