9:46 am February 20, 2012, by AJC Opinion
Moderated by Maureen Downey
Is there an ideal size for a school board? The Legislature attempted to answer that question last year with a law reducing the DeKalb board, but inadvertently created a mess, which I describe today.
In a guest column, a Teach for America teacher wonders why Cobb wouldn’t welcome her and her peers.
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skipper
February 20th, 2012
1:59 pm
@Hillbilly D,
Except for the APS system; let the three stooges run it, as it appears they would do a better job…….
Halftrack
February 20th, 2012
1:42 pm
The size should be limited to about 7 members. The most important is how and who you elect or appoint members to the boards. Also keep Lawyers off of it.
Hillbilly D
February 20th, 2012
11:14 am
The size of a school board is something that should be decided locally. Keep the State and the Feds out of it.