Virginia School Boards Association Quits National Association, Cites ‘Persistent Pattern of Dysfunction’

Virginia School Boards Association Quits National Association, Cites ‘Persistent Pattern of Dysfunction’
The Rivanna Ridge Professional Building, where the Virginia School Boards Association is headquartered, in Charlottesville, Va., in June 2018. Google Maps/Screenshot via The Epoch Times
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The Virginia School Boards Association (VSBA) voted on Nov. 18 to end its membership with the National School Boards Association (NSBA), citing a “persistent pattern of dysfunction” within the organization.

Janet Turney-Giles and Gina Patterson, president and executive director of the VSBA, said in a memo to all school board members that the decision to end the membership, effective June 30, 2022, was “made in response to a persistent pattern of dysfunction within the NSBA organization and among those charged with its governance.”
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