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Watch for these conflicts over education in 2022

  • Written by Joseph J. Ferrare, Assistant Professor of Education Policy and Data Visualization, University of Washington, Bothell
imageLouisiana residents object to mask mandates at a state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education meeting in August 2021.AP Photo/Melinda Deslatte

At school board meetings across the country in 2021, parents engaged in physical altercations, shouted at school board members and threatened them as well.

These disagreements entered state politics,...

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