Do you remember when it was difficult to get people to run for school board? That’s not happening this year. People are fed up with the New York City/Albany “one-size-fits-all” ham-fisted way of running the State and the public schools. It may have started with lockdowns, but with people’s eyes now wide open, they’re seeing a lot more. What exactly are they seeing? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “School Elections Matter, Too” and you might be surprised how ridiculous things have gotten (plus get a hint as to a possible solution).
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