What is the job of your School Board Trustee?

Over the past few weeks, I’ve done a lot of listening to parents, teachers, former teachers, administrators and other ASD5 stakeholders.

And for the past two years, I’ve spent a lot of time attending and watching School Board meetings.

I’ve heard a lot of different ideas about what people expect from their Board members. I’ve also heard concerns about trust, communication, leadership, accountability and the role the Board should play in the day-to-day operation of our schools.

So before I tell you what I think, I want to hear from you:

What do you believe the job of a School Board Trustee is?

What should a Trustee do?

And just as importantly, what should a Trustee NOT do?

Comment below or send me a private message. Questions, ideas and comments can also be submitted anytime through our questionnaire.

I’m listening.

Later this week, I’ll share what I’ve learned, what I believe the job of a Trustee is, and some of the experiences that have shaped how I think about good governance.

Putting Kids First.

Bobby Rettew

Bobby Rettew is a husband, father, award winning storyteller, published author, educator for Anderson University and Clemson Center for Corporate Learning, business owner of Rettew Creative, and business partner for Touch Point Media podcast network. He also serves as the chair of the communications committee and deacon at Boulevard Baptist Church, board member for the Fort Hill Clemson Club, and vice-chair for Anderson County’s Criminal Justice Coordinating Council.

https://bobbyrettew.com
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