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New board member energy

Thursday, August 8, 2019

Recent elections brought a flood of fresh talent to Oregon’s school boards. OSBA spoke with new members about why they decided to run for a school board seat and what they hoped to achieve. If you want to share exciting things going on in your schools or community college, email Jake Arnold, jarnold@osba.org, with the subject line “New district program.”

 

 

 

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