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Six Questions to Ask the School-Board Candidates
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If the Buck Stops with School Boards, Consider Paying the Members
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Teachers Unions May Intimidate Student School-Board Members
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Speaker McCarthy, Trump Push “Parents’ Rights”
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Democrats Push on “Teacher Pay Crisis”
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Education Advice for Incoming Governors
Ask questions. Everyone is incentivized to tell you things are going swimmingly.
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