And the parents wondered what would happen if he got tired of volunteering. Nathan assured everyone that he would be careful not to make the situation awkward, and that he would work hard to make the team work for the students. Still, members weren't sure they'd made the right decision. A. Check with your state laws on whether Nathan's volunteer position is a conflict of interest. B. Let Nathan be the coach.
Adults can put their differences aside for the good of the students.
C. Prohibit board members from volunteering in the district. Click here for our answer. Adviser art by Kyle Dreier . Advice For The Asking . If you are plagued with a prickly problem of school board service, school governance, or school administration, throw it in the lap of American School Board Journal's cadre of consultants, known collectively as the Adviser.