Colfax board fields issues

Colfax school board met Monday night and fielded a variety of subjects. After setting a two-year maintenance and operations levy and $18.9 million bond for vote in February, the board was introduced to new policies to consider and took in an ASB report.

Policies set for updating by the board included one on religious activities and practices.

“A teacher can absolutely talk about religion, you just can't favor one over another, and can't disparage any religion,” said Superintendent Jerry Pugh.

Student representative Kylie Kackman gave the ASB report, telling the board that National Honor Societ...