Are you thinking about trying out a political career but your 【C1】______ are a little low

for a presidential bid？ You have until March 4th to gather 200 signatures to 【C2】______ for a school board seat in one of the 32 Community School Board Districts within the New York City Public School System.

Community school board members provide New York City 【C3】______ with an opportunity to play a direct role in the governance of the city schools in their neighborhood, both by running for office and by 【C4】______ in the elections. The board's most important responsibility is to select a superintendent to administer the 【C5】______ schools. The school boards 【C6】______ establish the educational policy of the district, promote the achievement of educational standards and objectives, approve changes in zoning patterns of schools, and evaluate the superintendent. School boards serve as 【C7】______ between the community and the district's professional staff.

Registered voters can run for a seat on the board of the school district 【C8】______ they live, regardless of whether or not they have a child in a city public school. Parents or guardians who are not registered voters but 【C9】______ are at least 18 years old and have children attending a community school board schools 【C10】______ register as a "parent voter" to both vote and run for a seat in the school district in which their child attends school or in the 【C11】______ in which they live.

All candidates must be New York City residents for at least 90 days 【C12】______ to the elections and are required to submit a nominating petition with at least 200 valid signatures of people registered to vote and 【C13】______ to vote in the school district in which the candidate is running. New York City Public School employees and people who hold any other elective 【C14】______ or any elective or appointed party position are 【C15】______ from serving as community school board members.

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A．funds

B．incomes

C．finances

D．resources