"Thank you."

"Hi Bonnie.

By memorials, I assume you mean naming a space or a building in honor of someone. We have a number steps in place so the process doesn’t get out of hand. We have a walking trail around our high school campus, and many memorial trees,…"

"We have a 7 member board with 3 year terms that are staggered."

"We have 5 members, all 3 year terms. We rotate 2-2-1. We like the consistency it gives our district but also the ability to bring others on board."

"We've got 7 board members, 3 year terms. Every year we have either 2 or 3 seats up for election. Seems to work well for us. I'd say most of our board members end up serving 2-3 terms."

"We have been using a 9 member board with 3 year terms very effectively with no issues for a long period of time."

"Our board is nine members elected at-large for 5 year terms. I think the longer terms do help us maintain more consistency than if they were, say, three year terms."

"Over the past 120+ years, my district went from a
- 5-member Board with 3 year terms,
- to a 5-member Board with 5-year terms,
- to a 7-member Board with 3 year terms (by specific seat) (in 1972),
- to a 7-member Board with 3-year (at-large)…"

"We have a 7-member board with 3-year terms. 5 years feels like too big a commitment. Most of our members run for a second term so they are with us for 6 years. Perhaps it's more of a psychological issue with commitment?"

"We have 9 member and each term is for 3 years. I’ve been on the board for 12 years and there hasn’t been any issues of consistency by having 3 year terms."

"We are a small district (1100 students) and only have one booster club for all of our teams."

"Every team has their own booster club. We are a large district so it would be impossible to have just one club for all the teams."