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The Washington State Board of Education (SBE) is the overseeing body of education in the U.S. State of Washington ^[1]

Membership

The 16 members of the State Board of Education include those selected by the Governor of Washington, those elected by local school districts, a private school representative, and two student representatives. The students are advisory voting members selected by the Washington Association of Student Leaders.

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