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Re: Public Education.
Date: 2005-07-14 02:07 am (UTC)As for mine own part, I'm already on a School Board for the local Public School, and I'll probably run for a second term.
However, Missouri has some interesting requirements for schools and boards of education. There's a minimum of 16 hours of education you must do, plus you're encouraged to continue that education each year so that over a course of a 3 year term, you'll have 40+ hours of education about ..well, education.