Angie Klein addresses members of the State Board of Education during public comment on the second draft of proposed health education standards on Aug. 6, 2021.Â
Public comment at Nebraska Board of Education meetings will be capped at two hours unless a majority of the board votes to extend those parameters under a revised policy approved Friday.
Members of the Nebraska Board of Education listen to public comments on proposed health education standards Friday at Nebraska Innovation Campus.
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Angie Klein addresses members of the State Board of Education during public comment on the second draft of proposed health education standards on Aug. 6, 2021.Â
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Chelsea Lemberg addresses members of the State Board of Education on the proposed health education standards on Friday at Nebraska Innovation Campus.Â
FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star
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Luke Peterson (right) addresses members of the state Board of Education with his comments on draft No. 2 of proposed health education standards Friday at Nebraska Innovation Campus.
FRANCIS GARDLER, Journal Star
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Members of the audience raise placards during public comments on a second draft of proposed health education standards in front of the State Board of Education on Friday at Nebraska Innovation Campus. Groups opposing the standards wore red bandanas.
Angie Klein addresses members of the State Board of Education during public comment on the second draft of proposed health education standards on Aug. 6, 2021.Â