When did school boards stop answering to the public?

In a move that raises questions about transparency, the school board approved an artificial turf project without addressing public concerns or releasing the agreement behind closed doors. This decision underscores a growing trend where school boards seem to be increasingly detached from public input and accountability, potentially eroding trust in local educational governance. As communities grapple with these issues, it becomes crucial to scrutinize how decisions are made and ensure they reflect the will and needs of the public.