Should School Boards be able to control what books are in circulation in a school library?
Should School Boards be able to control what books are in circulation in a school library?
The School Board needs to have top level
involvement to ensure that all the schools library circulation is consistent,
that the circulation is meeting educational standards and that the circulation
is not infringing on the rights of citizens. As a nonpartisan elected official
the school board members represent all the citizens and perform this function
to ensure that a government employee doesn't make a partisan or biased decision
towards the library circulation.
This
requires the ability to do unbiased analysis and in my opinion, all school
board members should have experience in this type of analysis. As a prior
military officer that conducted intelligence analysis, I was trained in
unbiased analysis, and performed unbiased analysis as part of my daily duties.
All decisions by the school board that evolve library circulation changes need
to be accompanied by a white paper that spells out why the school board felt
the need to be involved in the school library administration decision
process. This white paper must have the details to ensure transparency to
the citizens of Manatee County. I also have years of experience from
working for the Department of Defense in the field Plans that specifically
wrote Policies and I often created white papers on policies that required deep
dive unbiased intelligence analysis. If elected I would use these skills to
perform my duties on the school board.
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