School Boards

School boards are elected or appointed groups that govern local school districts. They are responsible for making important decisions about educational policies, budget management, curriculum development, and the hiring of superintendents. School boards represent the interests of the community in education and serve as a bridge between schools and the public. Their actions influence the quality of education, student performance, and the allocation of resources. Members typically serve for a set term and aim to ensure that schools provide a safe and effective learning environment for all students.