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Could your School Board use some legal help regarding Title IX and protecting girls' spaces?
Has your School Board addressed the legal issues regarding the public broadcasting of public comments?
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Is the issue of personal devices during school on the radar for your School Board?
How does your School Board currently handle recording or live broadcasts of meetings?
How does your school board and district handle "political or personal statements" at school events or ceremonies?
A North Carolina school board accused of inventing "a racial incident out of thin air," violating "a student's rights to free speech" and punishing him for that invention is awaiting a judge's approval of settlement that includes at least $20,000.
A rural school district in Montana will close on Fridays while lengthening the other school days by 45 minutes this fall – despite strong opposition from residents.
It is board policy in Paola to not allow posters that are not instructional in nature.
A Missouri school board representing a district with nearly 90% white enrollment has refused to answer questions about the hiring of a district chief who holds racially offensive views.
The evidence is in: When unions, district officials, school boards, parents and community members work together, students succeed.
In light of the National School Board Association’s removal of their September 29, 2021 letter from their website, the full missive is attached here and posted below. In addition, the Department of Justice’s October 4, 2021 memo is also attached here and pasted below.
The Meeker Public Library Board held its monthly meeting last Wednesday in the library’s community room. All five board members attended the meeting. The public comment period drew community members concerned about book banning and a draft collections policy up for review.
Denver Public Schools has recommended closing seven of its 207 schools, prompting outrage from many parents.