Duluth Superior, MN, September 22, 2026 — WTIP, a media outlet serving the Duluth-Superior region, has conducted interviews with candidates vying for seats on the ISD 166 School Board. The discussions, held in anticipation of the upcoming general election, focused on critical local issues including student enrollment trends and ongoing construction projects within the district.

The interviews provided a platform for candidates to share their perspectives on matters affecting the school district. Among those who participated were Rena Rogers, who is running unopposed in District 3, and Dan Shirley, also running unopposed in District 5. Both candidates engaged with WTIP to outline their views on the identified topics.

In contrast, Robert James, a candidate for the District 1 School Board seat, did not participate in the interviews offered by WTIP. The specific reasons for his declination were not provided. Information regarding the candidates’ detailed platforms or specific proposals related to enrollment strategies or construction project scopes was not made public through these interviews.

The general election is approaching, and these interviews represent an effort by local media to inform the public about individuals seeking to serve on the ISD 166 School Board. The topics of enrollment and construction projects are often central to discussions concerning the operational and developmental future of school districts. Further details about the election, including specific voting dates and polling locations, are expected to be made available through official channels.

Story summarized from the original created by Kalli Hawkins on wtip.org, see more information here.

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