Vermont § 404 - Mandatory duties The School Board of Trustees shall:

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§ 404. Mandatory duties The School Board of Trustees shall:

  • (1) perform all duties as required by the Vermont State statutes and this charter; (2) appoint and remove the Superintendent of Schools; (3) appoint and remove members of all boards, commissions, committees, or similar bodies
    unless specifically provided otherwise by this charter; (4) submit the annual budget to the voters to be voted on at Town meeting in accordance
    with the provisions of section 1002 of this charter; (5) provide for an independent audit as described in subdivision 304(6) and subsection
    1002

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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