School boards should include diverse viewpoints and political philosophies, not nine politicians in lockstep.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Central Bucks School Board approves “politics in classroom” policy
The policy sparked controversy as the board reaffirmed its commitment to keeping teachers’ personal politics out of the classroom.
By Linda Stein
School Board Series: A day in the life of a school board director
Broad + Liberty launches a series of interviews with school board members across the Commonwealth.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Upper Moreland School Board rejects candidate for board president because he was “cis, white male”
One board member openly admits that her vote was based on race, sexuality.
By Todd Shepherd
David Hardy: Philadelphia’s school board needs to get out of charter authorizing
The school board has shown itself unable to manage the process correctly, to students’ detriment.
By David Hardy
Larry Ceisler: San Francisco school board recall shows rational voters rising up
As I look at school boards across our country, I conclude we need more recalls and resets. Let us all, especially kids, learn from history.
Parents in Chester County ask courts to remove school board members over mask mandates
Petition alleges board members went beyond their legal authority and that the mandates should have been lifted after the Pa. Supreme Court shot down a statewide school mask mandate.
By Todd Shepherd
Pennsylvania school board member to parents: ‘I don’t work for you’
A York Suburban School District School Board member created controversy when he wrote a recent op-ed to concerned parents and declared, “I don’t work for you.”
By Victor Skinner
Mom who was booted from West Chester School Board meeting has last laugh
Anita Edgarian, who was ejected from a West Chester Area Board meeting this summer, believes her school board campaign took away votes from School Board President Chris McCune.
By Linda Stein
Beth Ann Rosica: School Board candidate that will put students first wins in West Chester
Without any previous political experience, we embarked on a campaign to educate our community and, despite the odds, encourage voters to stand against a school board that had become much too comfortable with wielding unaccountable power.
By Beth Ann Rosica