
John Schlia
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WXXI News
School boards decide what your kids learn, which books they can read, and how safe their schools are. Newly elected school board members are stepping into one of the most high-pressure roles in local government and facing political fights, public backlash, and deeply personal debates over what kids should learn and how schools should run.
This hour, guest host Noelle Evans pulls back the curtain on your local school board and explores more about the ins and outs of one of the most powerful — and overlooked — elected offices in the community.
Our guests:
- Annamaria Falzarano, member-elect of the Greece Central School Board and retired coordinator of world languages at the Greece Central School District
- Amy Thomas, executive director of the Monroe County School Boards Association