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1. www.csba.org › GovernanceAndPolicyResourcesRole and Responsibilities - CSBA

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   Boards fulfill this role by performing five major responsibilities: Setting direction. Establishing an effective and efficient structure. Providing support. Ensuring accountability. Providing community leadership as advocates for children, the school district and public schools.

2. publications.csba.org › issue › spring-2023Roles and responsibilities of board officers

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   Whether you serve in a small rural district in a remote region or a larger system in one of California’s metropolitan areas, each of the state’s 1,000 school district and county office of education (COE) boards is responsible for selecting officers from its membership to ensure sound leadership and...

3. www.csba.org › GovernanceAndPolicyResourcesThe Role of the Board - CSBA

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   Boards fulfill this role by performing five major responsibilities. These are setting direction; establishing an effective and efficient structure; providing support; ensuring accountability; and providing community leadership as advocates for children, the school district and public schools.

4. csba.org › ~ › mediaWhat It Takes To Lead - CSBA

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   Candidates for boards are not required to belong to a political party. In California, you may be elected or appointed to a governing board of a school district if you are: › 18 years of age or older; › a citizen of the state; › a resident of the school district (or county for COE members) › a registered voter; and.

5. publications.csba.org › california-school-newsThe Brown Act: Frequently asked questions

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   Board members are tasked with ensuring that local educational agencies are responsive to the values, beliefs and priorities of their communities through five major responsibilities: setting direction, establishing an effective and efficient structure, providing support, ensuring accountability, and providing community leadership as advocates for...

6. law.justia.com › codes › californiaArticle 2. Salaries :: California Education Code :: 2009 ...

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   The governing board of any school district, including city boards of education, shall fix and order paid the compensation of persons a part of the classified service and other employees not requiring certification qualifications employed by the board unless otherwise prescribed by law.

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   What does a school board do?

   • Therefore, board members fulfill these responsibilities by working together as a governance team with the superintendent to make decisions that will best serve all the students in the community. In California, there are approximately 1,000 school districts and county offices of education that are governed by more than 5,000 school board members.

   Role and Responsibilities - CSBA

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   What is a school district & county office of Education Board?

   • School district and county office of education board members are locally elected public officials entrusted with governing a community’s public schools.

   The Brown Act: Frequently asked questions - California School Boards

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   Are California school board members locally elected?

   • The vast majority of California school board members are locally elected. In only one case are county board members appointed by the county board of supervisors.

   What It Takes To Lead - CSBA

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   Who appoints a school board member if a vacancy occurs?

   • In only one case are county board members appointed by the county board of supervisors. When a vacancy occurs on a board, the remaining members of the school board may order an election or appoint a board member to serve until the next regularly scheduled election in accordance with law.

   What It Takes To Lead - CSBA

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   Are school boards partisan?

   • School boards are nonpartisan. Candidates for boards are not required to belong to a political party. In California, you may be elected or appointed to a governing board of a school district if you are: › not disqualified by the constitution or laws of the state from holding a civil office.

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   How many school board members are there?

   • Over 5,000 school board members govern the nearly 1,000 school districts and county offices of education in our state. Ours is the largest public school system in the nation, with the most diverse student body.

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8. ed100.org › blog › schoolboardsSchool Boards Demystified - ED100

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   Mar 25, 2020 · Local school boards are the heart of California's public school system. But what do they actually DO? This post begins a series to demystify the role and function of school boards.