After a summer of turmoil and ethical scandals, a big change could be coming for the Prince George’s County Board of Education.
The County Executive Angela Alsobrooks is getting behind a movement to have an all-elected school board that would be chosen entirely by voters.
Currently, the Prince George’s County School Board is made up of nine elected members, four appointed members, and one student member who can vote on some issues.
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