POLISCOPE
Search Results

Results for “school board”

24 results loaded

Ask the assistant

Want a direct answer instead of a list? The research assistant reads across votes, finance, lobbying, and meetings - every claim sourced.

Loaded results by type
17 civic records3 bills11 meetings or agenda items6 entities1 topics
Civic record coverage

9 matching records still processing · 2 matching records with official metadata only · This term matches more records than one search can rank, so these are strong matches from a subset. Add a place or a more specific phrase to narrow it

Civic records17

News articleProcessed detailFEDERALJul 17, 2026

Campaign Spending Surges in Chicago School Board President Race

Campaign fundraising for Chicago's first fully elected school board president has reached $1.8 million, triggering the removal of individual donation limits after candidate Victor Henderson loaned his campaign $500,000. While Henderson leads in fundraising, other candidates and major political action committees are preparing for a high-cost citywide contest this November.

State billProcessed detailIOWAMay 2, 2026

Iowa Senate File 2287 Overhauls Election Conduct, Recounts, and Local Filings

Senate File 2287 updates election procedures across Iowa by requiring tamper-evident seals on all election equipment, altering public measure recount thresholds, and shifting local nomination and objection filings exclusively to county commissioners of elections. The law also establishes mandatory investigation notification rules and sets specific timelines for absentee ballot counting boards.

State billProcessed detailVERMONTJan 8, 2026

Vermont bill requires school districts to pay full tuition for student enrollment in state-approved virtual learning programs

This bill requires school boards to pay the full tuition for any resident student to enroll full-time in the state-maintained virtual learning provider upon the request of a parent or legal guardian, regardless of whether it is part of a personalized learning plan. The requirement applies to both elementary and high school students beginning July 1, 2026.

State billProcessed detailNEW JERSEYJan 13, 2026
AJU

New Jersey Bill A406 Adds Auto Theft to Felony Murder, Aggravated Manslaughter, and Aggravated Assault Statutes

Assembly Bill 406 expands New Jersey criminal statutes to include deaths or bodily injuries occurring during the commission of an auto theft as felony murder, aggravated manslaughter, or aggravated assault. Under the measure, individuals involved in an auto theft can face strict liability for resulting deaths or injuries, even if a pursuing police officer caused the harm.

Organizations6