The pending bill would allow regional school board members to substitute teach during short emergencies and describes qualifications for serving on a school board.
A regional school board member could work as a substitute teacher at a school during an emergency that lasts for a limited time.
People seeking a school board seat must meet the district's voter qualifications. A person with a felony conviction involving serious wrongdoing may serve only after an unconditional discharge and a wait of at least 10 years.
The bill text would allow a regional school board member to work as a substitute teacher at a school during an emergency. This applies to members of a regional school board who work as substitute teachers at a school. The emergency must last for a limited time.
The bill text says a person must meet the listed qualifications to serve on a school board. These qualifications apply to people seeking to serve on a school board in the school district. A person must have the qualifications needed to vote in the school district. A person convicted of a felony involving moral turpitude, or serious wrongdoing, may serve only after an unconditional discharge and a wait of at least 10 years from that discharge.
No hearings or votes scheduled.