Requires board of education member to maintain principal residence in school district for certain number of days each year.
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Overview
This bill requires members of a school board’s governing body to maintain a principal residence within the school district for a minimum of 292 days each calendar year. It also establishes conditions under which board membership would end, such as failing to meet residency requirements or holding office in a municipality. The bill includes provisions for exemptions in cases of property damage or disaster.
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