Hybrid school board proposal moves forward

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Baltimore County?s delegates in the General Assembly voted Friday to back a proposal for a school board that would include both appointed and elected members.

The existing board comprises four at-large members, one from each of the seven County Council districts and one student representative, all appointed by the governor. Under the proposal, voters would elect one member from each district. The governor would appoint the student representative and another member from each County Council district.

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