Q1. Which government body is responsible for overseeing school board elections in the United States?Department of EducationLocal County ClerkCounty Board of ElectionsState Board of Education
Q2. How often are school board elections typically held in the United States?Every 4 yearsEvery 3 yearsEvery 5 yearsEvery 2 years
Q3. Who is eligible to vote in school board elections?Only parents of current studentsOnly school board membersAny registered voter in the school districtOnly teachers and school staff
Q4. Can non-citizens vote in school board elections?No, non-citizens are not allowed to vote in any electionsNo, only U.S. citizens are eligible to voteYes, if they have permanent residency statusYes, anyone can vote in school board elections
Q5. Are school board members paid for their service?No, they receive other benefits insteadYes, but only a small stipendNo, it is a voluntary positionYes, they receive high salaries
Q6. How are school board members typically elected?By a committee of education expertsBy appointment from the state governorBy the school district superintendentBy direct election from the public
Q7. What is the main role of a school board member?To oversee school budgets and policiesTo design school facilitiesTo set curriculum standardsTo hire and fire teachers
Q8. Who can run for a seat on the school board?Only current teachers and administratorsAny registered voter in the school districtOnly individuals with prior political experienceOnly parents of current students
Q9. Are school board elections generally partisan?Yes, candidates must declare party affiliationYes, candidates represent political partiesNo, candidates are appointed by the stateNo, candidates run as nonpartisan
Q11. What is the purpose of recall elections for school board members?To remove a member from office before their term endsTo elect new members in a tie-breaker situationTo evaluate the performance of current membersTo select an interim member for a vacant seat
Q12. Can a school board member run for re-election?No, they can only serve one termYes, but only if they switch school districtsNo, only teachers can run for re-electionYes, there are no term limits
Q13. Do school board elections have a maximum spending limit?No, only the incumbent can spend money on campaigningNo, candidates can spend as much as they wantYes, there are strict spending capsYes, all candidates receive equal funding
Q15. Are school board elections typically held on the same day as general elections?Yes, but only in presidential election yearsYes, they coincide with state and national electionsNo, they have their own separate election dayNo, they are held randomly throughout the year