Senate, school committee
Opinion— An elected school committee is a bad idea, and here is why
This approach aims to balance expertise, community representation, and diversity, ensuring that the school committee reflects the city’s population as well as that of the district’s students while maintaining a focus on the long-term success of Boston Public Schools (BPS).
Voting rights advocates and students say the bills would discriminate against college students who feel more connected to the ...
The SGA Senate unanimously passed the Election Timeline Adjustment Act, which will shift the current election date from March ...
LISD trustees unanimously approved sending a $290 million bond to voters in May. Here is what it will fund, including three ...
Associated Student Government Presidential Debate set for Wednesday at 5 p.m., candidates are preparing their campaigns to ...
The Joint Elections Commission will merge its three committees back into one ahead of this year’s election cycle, less than a ...
My first thought — lackluster. Instead of students participating in the fruits of democracy, the ‘election’ was a coronation.
The Dripping Springs ISD Board has just voted to call for a school bond election that will put a $402.3 million package in ...
College students in Indiana ... Mike Gaskill's Senate Bill 201 passed out of the Senate elections committee Monday by a 7-2 vote. This follows a concerted effort last year by a centrist group ...
The Student Welfare Council, led by Tribhuvan University Rector Khadka KC, met on January 20 to fix the election date. The ...
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