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Getting involved in your school district/town
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Mommy2Boys
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Getting involved in your school district/town
Does anyone know how to go about doing so? What options there are? I know many school district positions you have to be elected into...
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Posted 10/9/08 3:07 PM  |
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sunnyplus3
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Re: Getting involved in your school district/town
I was very involved with the PTA in our old district. I think its a good place to start because you meet a lot of people & start to see the politics of that particular district.
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| Posted 10/9/08 3:41 PM |
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Mommy2Boys
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Re: Getting involved in your school district/town
Posted by KellyFG
I was very involved with the PTA in our old district. I think its a good place to start because you meet a lot of people & start to see the politics of that particular district.
Do you need to have a studen in school yet? DS is only 18 months but I interesting in the school system and their outlandish budget 
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| Posted 10/10/08 1:13 PM |
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sunnyplus3
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Re: Getting involved in your school district/town
I believe anyone that lives in the district can join the PTA, its clique-y it takes a while to 'get in'
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| Posted 10/10/08 5:27 PM |
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donegal419
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Re: Getting involved in your school district/town
Posted by jellybean1420
Posted by KellyFG
I was very involved with the PTA in our old district. I think its a good place to start because you meet a lot of people & start to see the politics of that particular district.
Do you need to have a studen in school yet? DS is only 18 months but I interesting in the school system and their outlandish budget
NO, you do not need a child in school. I would start by attending the Board of Education meetings. in most districts, they are held about twice a month. I would look on your dsitrict's calendar or websites where the meeting dates and times should be posted.
Anyone can run for a Board of Education position - with or without children in the school. most actually don't have children in the school at the same time they serve because it can be a conflict of interest.
GOOD LUCK!
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| Posted 10/11/08 11:11 AM |
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