The outside groups inside school board politics

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With the next election imminent, a number of newly formed interest groups are getting involved in local school board politics.

Moms for Liberty has loudly emerged. Its members are pushing for taking controversial books off library shelves. Others, like Success 4 CMS, were quiet until they weren’t, breaking out a billboard recently over one of Charlotte’s busiest roadways. But who are they actually, and how much influence do they have?

Historically low-key elections, school board races have drawn more interest in recent years.

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