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AAA explains governance, advisory committees and appeals to Senate panel; lawmakers seek clearer public materials

EDUCATION COMMITTEE - SENATE · November 16, 2021
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Summary

AAA leaders told the Senate Education Committee the association’s 20-member board and activity-district structure set rules democratically, and lawmakers urged clearer handbooks, standardized investigative processes and more training for administrators and parents.

At a Senate Education Committee hearing, AAA executives described the association’s governance structure and how advisory committees and the governing board shape rules. Lance Taylor said the association’s 20‑member board is elected by activity districts and that ‘‘their own peers vote for them to be able to serve on the AAA board of directors.’’ Taylor told senators and representatives that proposals are generated at activity‑district meetings, reviewed during summer workshops, and then voted by the full governing body in August.

Legislators asked about who interprets…

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