T OMORROW’S E In the hallways of North Polk Community School District, students and staff sport t-shirts bearing a simple but powerful message: “North Polk has my back.” What started as a district-wide initiative three years ago has evolved into something deeper; a visible symbol of an educational philosophy that places relationships at the center of everything. For Superintendent Michael Kline, who leads one of Iowa’s fastest-growing school districts serving 2,407 students across 93.5 square miles, 386 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 09
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