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School boards everywhere are doing the important task that lies before them. It’s OK to question board, council and commission members. They are, after all, public officials who have agreed to make decisions on behalf of many. But citizens should slow down and let calm discussion, discourse and common decency take its rightful place over shouting and threats.
School boards everywhere are doing the important task that lies before them. It’s OK to question board, council and commission members. They are, after all, public officials who have agreed to make decisions on behalf of many. But citizens should slow down and let calm discussion, discourse and common decency take its rightful place over shouting and threats.
School boards everywhere are doing the important task that lies before them. It’s OK to question board, council and commission members. They are, after all, public officials who have agreed to make decisions on behalf of many. But citizens should slow down and let calm discussion, discourse and common decency take its rightful place over shouting and threats.
School boards everywhere are doing the important task that lies before them. It’s OK to question board, council and commission members. They are, after all, public officials who have agreed to make decisions on behalf of many. But citizens should slow down and let calm discussion, discourse and common decency take its rightful place over shouting and threats.
School boards everywhere are doing the important task that lies before them. It’s OK to question board, council and commission members. They are, after all, public officials who have agreed to make decisions on behalf of many. But citizens should slow down and let calm discussion, discourse and common decency take its rightful place over shouting and threats.