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They Want to Be Superintendent of Public Instruction
Twelve people are running for Superintendent of Public Instruction , a nonpartisan office. If nobody wins outright next week, the top two will be in a run-off in November. Three Democrats have emerged as front-runners, as we hear from Jill Tucker, education reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readTwelve people are running for Superintendent of Public Instruction, a nonpartisan office. If nobody wins outright next week, the top two will be in a run-off in November. Three Democrats have emerged as front-runners, as we hear from Jill Tucker, education reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle.
Frontrunners for Superintendent of Public Instruction
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- 21:48They Want to Be Superintendent of Public InstructionYou’re reading this
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