school districts; board meetings; expenditures
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill modifies sections of the Arizona Revised Statutes related to school district governing boards. It clarifies rules regarding meeting locations, quorum requirements, and the execution of warrants. It also expands the board’s powers, including the ability to manage school property, establish policies, and address issues like student discipline, teacher evaluations, and attendance boundaries. Notably, it includes provisions for addressing teacher and principal performance and outlines procedures for selling school property.
Key provisions
- Clarifies rules for meeting locations and quorum requirements for school district governing boards.
- Expands the board’s authority to manage school property and enter into partnerships.
- Outlines procedures for teacher and principal evaluations, including performance-based compensation.
- Establishes guidelines for addressing student discipline, including harassment and bullying.
- Defines procedures for changing or adopting attendance boundaries.
- Allows for the sale of school property under specific conditions and with voter approval.
- Provides for the suspension of teachers and administrators without pay.
- Addresses the use of school monies, including deposits and reporting requirements.
Who is affected
- School districts
- School district governing boards
- Teachers
- Students
- Parents/Guardians
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