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School Board discusses compensation

Money would go to offset potential financial hardships associated with serving in the elected position

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In an effort to encourage citizens to serve on the Washougal School Board, president Ron Dinius has proposed the idea of potential compensation.

According to state guidelines, School Board members have the right to be compensated for financial hardships associated with the position if there is a policy in place. Currently, Washougal has no such policy.

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