Randy Trani
75:41 - 76:14
"This is another good chance to thank the Mat-Su Health Foundation for really giving us the time to work on this problem for a year and decide what kind of health service delivery model that we can put in place that will both meet the needs of students and that we can afford."
“This is another good chance to thank the Mat-Su Health Foundation for really giving us the time to work on this problem for a year and decide what kind of health service delivery model that we can put in place that will both meet the needs of students and that we can afford.”
- Speaker
- Randy Trani
- Timestamp
- 75:41 – 76:14
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Matanuska-Susitna Borough
- Captured at
- October 19, 2026
From the transcript
I think that's one of the areas that they're examining, and I know lots more. And as you know, this is another good chance to thank the Mat-Su Health Foundation for really giving us the time to work on this problem for a year and decide what kind of health service delivery model that we can put in place that will both meet the needs of students and that we can afford. And we're going to start trying to do this. We do good things. And then, you know, out in the hall we have our student art that gets changed out every month or so.
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