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In this episode, IASB Governmental Relations Director Jennifer Ciok and IASB Board Member and Northwest Division Director Chris Buikema unpack the School Code Mandate Reduction Council’s final report submitted to the General Assembly. Learn how the Council evaluated nearly 1,000 state mandates, key recommendations for eliminating and consolidating operational burdens, and how local school board members can help drive these changes into law.
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A conversation with IASB Director of Governmental Relations Sarah Miller, breaking down the latest Illinois General Assembly session, from school cell phone policy and AI/biometric legislation to the state budget, and how IASB advocated for local school boards every step of the way.
In this episode, Katie Bulava, Director of Outreach & Training, discusses what it truly means for a school board to take responsibility for itself, from understanding governance roles and avoiding micromanagement to fostering respectful disagreement and unified decision-making.
In this episode, Sandra Kwasa, Director of Training Development, discusses how school boards effectively monitor district performance, ensure accountability, and use data wisely to drive meaningful improvements in student outcomes and organizational effectiveness.
Donna Craft Cain of DuPage HSD 88 and her daughter, Deborah Cain of SD 45 (DuPage County), share a heartfelt conversation about multigenerational public service, reflecting on their family’s legacy of school board leadership and women in law, and on how community values are passed across generation…
In this episode, Laura Martinez, Director of Outreach & Training, joins the podcast as we explore how and why effective school boards delegate authority, and what real delegation looks like beyond policy manuals.
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