[Editor’s Note: Prescott eNews thanks Arizona Independent for the permission to republish this article.] A supporter or supporters of school board candidates Linda Conn, Michele Hamer and Andy Nelson, weren’t happy to see that the Yavapai County GOP were also supporting Republicans Stan Goligoski and Brooks Compton for election to the Prescott Unified School Board,
Parents all over the country are waking up to the reality that our children’s schools are not the safe place we thought they were, or wanted them to be. Many of them are physically unsafe places to be, particularly in major cities where liberal policies have destroyed the traditional family unit, and a variety of
In June of this year, I was attending a Republican gathering at which a couple of the people who were running for the Prescott Unified School Governing Board spoke. I was impressed by one of those candidates, Brooks Compton. Brooks is a single parent and father, who decided to run for the Board when he found
The Citizens Tax Committee (CTC) has announced they will host PUSD School Governing Board Candidate, Brooks Compton, at their next monthly meeting, Wednesday afternoon, September 14, 2022, 1:30pm at the Rowle P. Simmons Adult Center, 1280 Rosser Street, in Prescott. Mr. Compton will be joined by Prescott eNews columnist, Buz Williams. The Citizens Tax Committee
Brooks Compton is running for the Prescott Unified School District Governing Board, in Prescott, Arizona. In this second interview, Buz Williams and Brooks discuss solutions for the problems that Brooks mentioned in the first interview, such as Critical Race Theory (CRT) being taught in the schools, and the lack of communication with parents.
Since its founding in 1868 as Arizona’s first school district, the Prescott Unified School District (PUSD) has educated generations of Prescott youth and earned the reputation as one of the most trusted institutions in our community. Even a decade of falling enrollment and lackluster academics have not shaken support from the most ardent defenders of Arizona’s