What is a local governing of a school called?

The local governing body of a school is typically referred to as a "school board" or "school governing body." This group is responsible for making decisions about the school's policies, budget, and overall management, ensuring that the institution meets educational standards and community needs. Members often include elected representatives from the community, parents, and educators. In some regions, it may also be called a "board of education" or "local education authority."