Fallout from parents-as-terrorists letter puts NSBA in funding freefall

Published December 7, 2021 5:05pm ET



The National School Boards Association is facing a possible seven-figure funding shortfall after 17 state boards associations voted to cut ties with the national group over the last month.

The funding shortfall is the latest consequence of the NSBA’s September letter to the White House that compared parents protesting at school board meetings to domestic terrorists and called on the DOJ and FBI to use the Patriot Act to investigate them.

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