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Even though school boards in Texas have been nonpartisan for more than a century, they have increasingly gotten swept up in political fights over things like library books and how race and gender are taught.
Grappling with those issues can totally be a part of the job, but it’s just one part. As part of our Civics 101 series that’s running all week on KUT and at KUT.org, Education reporter Becky Fogel takes a look at what school board members do through the lens of one Austin ISD trustee.Today
