Reporter's Notebook: The unelected versus the elected | News, Sports, Jobs
sadams@newsandsentinel.com In this day and age, we’re often forced to pick between two opinions, but I believe some issues are nuanced and can result in having two seemingly opposing opinions in one’s head. For example, one can believe in the ample scientific evidence showing schools are safe places for students where spread of the coronavirus is relatively low. But one can also believe county school systems should have local control over in-person instruction decisions. I covered the emergency meeting of the West Virginia Board of Education last Wednesday and was taken aback by the pure ...