Arizona School Boards Association Elects First Indigenous President
The Arizona School Boards Association has for the first time in the organization's approximately 80-year history chosen an Indigenous woman to be president of its board of directors. The ASBA is a nonprofit group that provides training and other services to public-school governing boards across Arizona. Desiree Fowler, a Navajo Nation tribal member, said she is committed to representing Native communities and border towns, as well as working to address the unique challenges rural and urban school districts face. ...
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