Do Sacramento County School Boards Reflect Student Diversity? Here’s The Breakdown.

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Do Sacramento County School Boards Reflect Student Diversity? Here’s The Breakdown.

By Srishti Prabha | OBSERVER Staff Writer School boards received national attention this past year when the election, and specifically conversations about race, politicized the nonpartisan office. Sacramento County’s elections witnessed this to a lesser degree, where the so-called “red wave” was kept at bay, but the contentious political discourse infiltrated the region’s education sphere. […]

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