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Why school board members aren’t running for reelection: ‘A lot of disillusionment’

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Why school board members aren’t running for reelection: ‘A lot of disillusionment’ — Palo Alto Schools news

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. The Nov. 3 ballot is long and filled with consequential races. But one thing most voters in California won’t see: much ado about school boards. About half of California’s school board candidates are most likely running unopposed, according to a recent USC report, [ ] The post Why school board members aren’t running for reelection: ‘A lot of disillusionment’ appeared first on The Almanac.

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