Bylaws
Governance Functions, Executive Functions, and Judicial Functions
What are the three primary functions of the school board?
What is the purpose of the Open Meetings Act?
Hires and empoweres the Superintendent
Who is the Board
Does not require a vote to approve, but requires a 2/3 vote to change
What is the agenda?
The Board and the Superintendent
Who requires an evaluation?
Hass all the rights of any member of the regional school board, including the right to move, second, discuss, and vote on all questions before the regional school board
Who is the Board President
What is a governmental body?
Assures that personal professional qualifications criteria established.
Who is the superintendent?
States the OFFICIAL language of the motion
Who is the Board President?
Unless the Superintendent requests it happen in open session.
Can the Superintendent's evaluation happen in executive session?
At least 5 days notice
What is the reasonable notice required for a regular meeting?
Reasonable notice, meeting materials, and ability in bylaws authorizing teleconference or video conference meetings.
What is required to comply with Open Meetings Act?
Implements district policies.
Who is the Superintendent?
Is not a conversation
What is debate?
A formal structure to communicate and assess progress on the implementation of the districts' vision, mission, and goals for students success by your chief administrator
What is the Superintendent's evaluation?
In order to store the message consistent with the district's practice of record retention
Why should the Board copy the Superintendent of designee when sending an email concerning the district?
Depends on the issue or business to be discussed.
What is reasonable notice?
Established priorities for the fiscal management of the district.
Who is the Board?
Because it limits a board member's rights.
The Board President or a facilitator.
Who facilitates the Superintendent and Board Evaluations?
In order to measure progress towards meeting board standards and its stated goals and objectives
Why does the Board do a self-evaluation?
When 3 or more members are present.
What is a meeting?
Adopts and/or changes standards and instructional programs as necessary
Who is the Board?
Move on to the next item of business
What is the final step of processing a vote?
Should be tailored to District’s specific goals and objectives.