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If it is such a contentious issue, then why go through all the extra time and effort to decide it for each and every district? Parents still have a voice and vo
by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
If it is such a contentious issue, then why go through all the extra time and effort to decide it for each and every district? Parents still have a voice and vote at the state level do they not?
- giantg2 4y agoBecause what works for one district might not work for another based on the demographics and culture of the location. Their voice at the state level is highly diluted by non-interested parties. Voting for school board members tends to be more focused and doesn't have as many people voting based on non-school issues like you would for a general representative.