Editor, Times-Union: Warsaw Community Schools is charging head-first into the future. We have new state-of-the-art elementary schools and a STEM program underway. Foreign language and orchestra classes have been added at the middle schools. The Warsaw High School Career Center is offering exciting new programs where students can receive EMT training, fire rescue training with a recently donated fire truck to practice on, and a top-notch advanced culinary program culminating with the grand-opening of a public restaurant on site in the near future. The high school teachers are meeting the academic challenge by increasing the number of college dual credit and advanced placement class offerings in their respective departments. The list goes on and we must continue this momentum by electing Christie Gale to remain on the school board in District 4 Nov. 6. Christie filled a vacated seat on the school board and quickly assimilated into the role and has already played an active role in the completion and approval of the Warsaw Community Schools Strategic Plan and Mission. Christie offers a fresh perspective, new ideas and is a proponent for needed technology and social media upgrades within our school system. As an attorney, she will be able to use her knowledge and experience to prepare and review school board documents. Christie is a mother of three small children, two of whom are enrolled in the Warsaw school system, so she has the added incentive to make sure our children are receiving the very best education possible with the most advanced technology and the highest-skilled teachers, support staff and administrators. A vote for Christie Gale is a vote for a bright, progressive future for our children and our schools. Bob & Debbie Vitoux Winona Lake, via e-mail
