Vermont § 603 - Responsibilities, powers, and duties

Full text of Vermont Vermont Statutes Online § 603 — Responsibilities, powers, and duties, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 603. Responsibilities, powers, and duties

  • (a) In general, the Superintendent shall be accountable to the School Board of Trustees
    and shall have general supervision of the property and business affairs of the School
    District and expenditure of all monies appropriated for school purposes subject to
    the policies of the School Board of Trustees. The Superintendent shall not supervise
    any elected School District officer in the conduct of such officer’s duties. (b) In particular, in addition to other duties specifically assigned by law, the Superintendent
    shall be the chief executive officer for the School Board of Trustees and on behalf
    of the School Board of Trustees shall: (1) carry out the policies adopted by the School Board of Trustees relating to the educational
    or business affairs of the School District; (2) identify the educational goals and objectives of the School District and prepare plans
    to achieve those goals and objectives for adoption by the School Board of Trustees; (3) recommend that the School Board of Trustees employ or dismiss persons as in the Superintendent’s
    judgment is necessary to carry out the work of the School District; (4) furnish the Secretary of Education such data and information that is required; (5) approve all textbooks, learning materials, equipment, and supplies; (6) attend all regular meetings of the School Board of Trustees except when excused by
    the School Board of Trustees and to have the right to attend all other meetings of
    the School Board of Trustees and committees except when removal or dismissal is being
    discussed; (7) furnish the School Board of Trustees with a five-year projection of capital improvements; (8) participate in the discussion of matters before the School Board of Trustees and its
    committees but not the right to vote; (9) perform such other duties that may be required by vote of the School Board of Trustees
    by law or by policy consistent with this charter; and (10) to be responsible for keeping such books and accounts of disbursements for all school
    accounts as prescribed by policy of the School Board of Trustees. (Amended 2013, No. 92 (Adj. Sess.), § 274, eff. Feb. 14, 2014; 2021, No. M-16 (Adj. Sess.), § 2, eff. May 31, 2022.)

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