Governors and state boards can make real advances in education policy when they work together, with the governor articulating broad goals for education and the state board developing the policy infrastructure to support those goals.
read moreRead about the rich history of state boards and the organization that was created to serve and support them.
read moreThe Leading for Equity and Excellence Program (LEEP) is a professional development resource for state policymakers committed to advancing equity in education.
read moreBoard members can work with the media to help communicate important decisions to stakeholders and build public trust.
read moreHow state boards can avoid conflicts of interest and the appearance of such conflicts.
read moreThe interests of students are usually best served when state legislatures and state boards view education policymaking as a shared responsibility.
read moreAs they advocate for a quality education for every child, state boards have four key roles.
read moreProper parliamentary procedure makes the most of the limited time boards have together.
read moreIf new members get a good orientation early in their term, the whole board will be more effective.
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