By John Felix, Somerset.
On Tuesday November 7th, we’ll dutifully exercise our civic responsibilities by electing a new governor as well as state and local representatives. We’ll also have the opportunity to elect three of the nine Franklin Township Board of Education (BOE) officers.
In my opinion, the election of the BOE officials supersedes that of the other offices since these candidates, working with their fellow six colleagues, will determine the path forward of our traditional public schools. Specifically, these candidates are charged with ensuring the attainment of a well-rounded educational experience for all Franklin Township students, and implementing educational polices that sustain academic growth for every child who attends our public schools.
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