T he Steilacoom Historical School District Board of Directors has revised its meeting schedule for February, March and April. The action was taken in response to the recent Pierce County ferry schedule change. The meeting changes will allow Anderson Island residents the opportunity to attend one School Board meeting a month and be able to return home that evening. All meetings begin at 7 p.m. The new dates are Feb. 28, Pioneer Middle School in DuPont; March 28, Steilacoom High School; and April 25, Pioneer Middle School in DuPont.
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