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School board service capped at 8 years - Vimarsana News

School board service capped at 8 years

Lengthy terms by local school board members like Steve Gallon III and Dorothy Bendross-Mindingall will be a thing of the past, thanks to the passage of a bill headed to

New Indiana law starts school board candidate filing earlier next year - Vimarsana News

New Indiana law starts school board candidate filing earlier next year

Indiana is keeping its nonpartisan school board elections — for now. But a new law starts candidate filing two months earlier to give voters more time to learn about them.

People in Pamlico County speak out against recent vote to make school board partisan - Vimarsana News

People in Pamlico County speak out against recent vote to make school board partisan

Pamlico County residents stood in unity outside the courthouse Monday night, to voice concerns about the school board potentially changing to partisan

Source: witn.com
State Senate to take up measure aimed at holding partisan school-board elections - Vimarsana News

State Senate to take up measure aimed at holding partisan school-board elections

The Senate Rules Committee approved the proposal aimed at holding partisan school-board elections in Florida, positioning it to go to the full Senate.

Source: wcjb.com
Will partisan school board elections keep growing in NC? - Vimarsana News

Will partisan school board elections keep growing in NC?

I learned something from my colleague Steve Harrison last week: Partisan school board elections are more common in North Carolina than partisan city council races. Based on my experience in Mecklenburg County I had assumed the opposite was true.

Source: wfae.org