After an executive order from Governor Cuomo, elections for New York State school boards are going remote. That means school districts have to make sure every eligible voter gets a mail-in ballot. But many school districts say they haven’t received any additional funding or much guidance on how to meet these new requirements. And the deadline for these ballots to be returned is in less than a month. Aaron Pallas teaches education policy at Columbia University Teachers College. I asked him what it’s like to be a school district representative trying to get this done.