MLSD Joins Grant County EDC for Economic Partnerships

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  Moses Lake School District (MLSD) has strengthened its partnership with the Grant County Economic Development Council (EDC)“One of those connections is with the Grant County Economic Development Council, an organization focused on supporting sustainable economic growth that benefits everyone in the community.”
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  The partnership was announced on September 17, 2026No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The district's leadership, including Superintendent Carol Lewis, will now engage more closely with the EDCNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The EDC focuses on workforce development“Workforce development is one of the EDC's key value areas.”
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  The EDC focuses on business recruitment“Business recruitment and expansion, talent attraction, infrastructure and community outreach.”
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  The EDC focuses on community outreach“The EDC's work reflects that broader approach to economic development, including business recruitment and expansion, talent attraction, infrastructure and community outreach.”
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  The EDC's focus is to support sustainable economic growth“One of those connections is with the Grant County Economic Development Council, an organization focused on supporting sustainable economic growth that benefits everyone in the community.”
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  MLSD serves nearly 8,000 students“The Moses Lake School District serves almost 8,000 students across the community.”
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  The district aims to understand community economic trends“Understanding where our community is headed helps the district better understand the opportunities students will encounter after graduation and the skills they will need to be successful.”
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  The district aims to prepare students for future careers“Our students are the future workforce, business owners, community leaders, parents and neighbors of Moses Lake and the surrounding region. Understanding where our community is headed helps the district better understand the opportunities students will encounter after graduation and the skills they will need to be successful.”
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  The partnership will help identify where education and community needs intersect“Staying connected with organizations such as the Grant County EDC gives district leaders an opportunity to listen to employers and community partners, share what is happening in our schools and identify areas where education and community needs intersect.”
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  The partnership will create potential career pathways for students“Partnerships between schools, businesses, higher education and community organizations can help students better understand local careers, connect classroom learning to the world around them and see pathways available to them after graduation.”