Fairfax school board uses poker chips for meeting

Published December 15, 2012 5:00am ET



The Fairfax County School Board has a lot on its plate this year: students struggling at its best high school, a $100 million budget gap and, now, intense pushback from parents over the proposed expansion of the schools’ gifted program.

Recently, board members decided to solve at least one of these hot-button issues with poker chips. And they may do it again.

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