board of education
Americannoun
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a board having control over a school system.
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an appointive or elective body that directs and administers chiefly the primary and secondary public schools in a town, city, county, or state.
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However, in a Feb. 6 letter to the board of education, a coalition of three unions questioned the need for cuts in a letter to officials.
From Los Angeles Times
In 20 states, including Massachusetts, New York, Florida and Mississippi, state boards of education directly appoint their chief state school officers.
From Los Angeles Times
So she went to the board of education.
From Seattle Times
Myers is a student adviser to the state board of education but said he was not speaking or acting in that capacity concerning the walkout.
From Seattle Times
The app “shows how we really want to prepare our students for the future,” said Karen Ramirez, a senior who is the student representative on the board of education.
From Los Angeles Times
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