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RSU 52 gives MSBA representative guidance to generally remain neutral on controversial resolutions, flags tax-policy language
Summary
Board members asked their MSBA representative to take a cautious, largely status-quo stance on proposed Maine School Board Association resolutions, expressing particular concern about vague 'ability to pay' tax language and preferring not to weigh in strongly on changing Plyler v. Doe precedent.
Members of the RSU 52/MSAD 52 school board discussed 2025 Maine School Board Association (MSBA) proposed resolutions and provided guidance to their delegate, Director Anthony, who will attend the MSBA meeting.
Board members raised concerns about Resolution 2 on tax policy, which uses the phrase "based on taxpayer ability to pay." Directors said the wording is vague and could…
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