Consolidating School Board Elections for Higher Turnout

Talk Education
08/12/2025 11 min
Consolidating School Board Elections for Higher Turnout

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 What would happen if school-board elections were held during November general elections instead of on their own? Experts say turnout would rise sharply, giving parents and community members a stronger voice in decisions about budgets, policies, and school leadership. They argue this shift would create more representative and accountable school governance. (Source: The 74)

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