THE FUNCTIONS OF ELECTED OFFICE
<p>Who gets the most attention? I leave it to someone else to study this but I will guess, guess only, that the federal offices get sixty percent of our attention, the state offices get thirty percent, the local offices get ten percent.</p>
<p>The problem here is that <strong>EDUCATION</strong> is a local issue. All power over your local public schools is from your local school board. The State gives funding. The State can pass laws. I was in the state of Washington. The local High School principal candidly told me there was only one course they had to require of a high school graduate, that was Washington State history. Every other course they could waver. The reader should give careful thought to this. I can’t speak for other states but be sure you understand this idea of “waiver” before you go much further in school politics.</p>
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