Gov. Lamont says confirms his picks for the State Board of Education
There are three new members and two reappointments, along with two high school seniors who will continue to serve.
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15h agoAll seven of Governor Lamont's picks for the State Board of Education have been confirmed.
State officials announced on Thursday.
Both the House and Senate approved the nominees.
There are three new members and two reappointments, along with two high school seniors who will continue to serve.
Click here for more information on approved members.
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