Local Stakes High in D.C. State Board of Education Election

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By Kayla Farris

Howard University News Service

There are 5 open seats for the D.C. State Board of Education up for grabs on November 5. The State Board of Education is comprised of representatives from each of the 8 wards, a general representative, and student representatives. HU News Service reporter Kayla Farris looks into the local D.C. State Board of Education Election.

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