West Bonner superintendent’s plan to relocate students met with opposition
Durst
PRIEST RIVER — West Bonner superintendent Branden Durst’s plan to relocate 170 seventh and eighth graders to the high school was met by passionate calls to “pump the brakes, just slow down and don’t put it on the school board’s agenda.”
Near the end of Monday’s two and a half hour meeting — while two women disagreed and argued about the current divisiveness in the Priest River community — a police officer stepped in and asked Durst to wrap it up...
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