<h3>In the fourth episode of a five-part package, Karin Chenoweth and Kris Amundson discuss the decisions school board candidates need to make when they organize their campaign and some of the things they need to weigh in those decisions.</h3><p>In addition, Karin brings in the voices of school board members from around the country to talk about the kinds of campaigns they ran in order to win their races.</p>

In the fourth episode of a five-part package, Karin Chenoweth and Kris Amundson discuss the decisions school board candidates need to make when they organize their campaign and some of the things they need to weigh in those decisions.In addition, Karin brings in the voices of school board members from around the country to talk about the kinds of campaigns they ran in order to win their races.

In the fourth episode of a five-part package, Karin Chenoweth and Kris Amundson discuss the decisions school board candidates need to make when they organize their campaign and some of the things they need to weigh in those decisions.<p>In addition, Karin brings in the voices of school board members from around the country to talk about the kinds of campaigns they ran in order to win their races.</p>

Episode 4: Organizing Your Campaign

In five episodes, Karin Chenoweth and Kris Amundson lay out all the major aspects of a school board campaign, including the questions candidates should ask themselves before they even file for election; the nuts and bolts of running a campaign; fundraising; organizing the campaign; and developing a winning campaign message.

Karin Chenoweth, founder of Democracy and Education, is a long-time education writer whose latest book is Districts That Succeed: Breaking the Correlation Between Race, Poverty, and Achievement (Harvard Education Press, 2021).

Kris Amundson was a member of the Fairfax County Virginia school board, a delegate to the Virginia General Assembly, and long-time head of the National Association of State Boards of Education. Her latest book is      Unfinished Learning: Schools, Parents, and the COVID School Closures (Rowman & Littlefield).

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In five episodes, Karin Chenoweth and Kris Amundson lay out all the major aspects of a school board campaign, including the questions candidates should ask themselves before they even file for election; the nuts and bolts of running a campaign; fundraising; organizing the campaign; and developing a winning campaign message. Karin Chenoweth, founder of Democracy and Education, is a long-time education writer whose latest book is Districts That Succeed: Breaking the Correlation Between Race, Poverty, and Achievement (Harvard Education Press, 2021). Kris Amundson was a member of the Fairfax County Virginia school board, a delegate to the Virginia General Assembly, and long-time head of the National Association of State Boards of Education. Her latest book is Unfinished Learning: Schools, Parents, and the COVID School Closures (Rowman & Littlefield).

In five episodes, Karin Chenoweth and Kris Amundson lay out all the major aspects of a school board campaign, including the questions candidates should ask themselves before they even file for election; the nuts and bolts of running a campaign; fundraising; organizing the campaign; and developing a winning campaign message.

Karin Chenoweth, founder of Democracy and Education, is a long-time education writer whose latest book is Districts That Succeed: Breaking the Correlation Between Race, Poverty, and Achievement (Harvard Education Press, 2021).

Kris Amundson was a member of the Fairfax County Virginia school board, a delegate to the Virginia General Assembly, and long-time head of the National Association of State Boards of Education. Her latest book is      Unfinished Learning: Schools, Parents, and the COVID School Closures (Rowman &amp; Littlefield).

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