BOONE, Iowa---If turnout and input are measurements than Governor Terry Branstad and Lt. Governor Kim Reynolds were pleased with the town hall meeting on education held in Boone Thursday. A number of central Iowa educators were in attendance, asking questions and offering input about the future of education in Iowa. Branstad did say it was one of the best town hall meetings that had been held. He says all the input is leading up the his Education Summit next Monday and Tuesday in Des Moines.
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