Virginia's constitution provides for a great deal of autonomy for the local school divisions.

School divisions know that memos are the primary means we communicate with them.

Typically school divisions will send a dozen or so individuals to something like this.

You have a law that provides funding for certain schools, but the accountability applies to all schools, even those who do not receive Title I funding.

We have local autonomy. This doesn't affect the county committees.

We are pleased the court decided the Indiana Constitution prohibits the Evansville school corporation from imposing a fee for programs and services that are essential to young Hoosiers' education.