SB3451 amends the School Code to allow school boards to share superintendent services through joint agreements.
SB3451 amends the School Code to allow school boards to enter into joint agreements for sharing the services of a superintendent or other administrator. A school board can enter into such an agreement by resolution or by passage of a referendum, provided a petition signed by at least 8% of registered voters is submitted. The joint agreement must specify how the services will be shared and how costs will be divided. If a school district wishes to withdraw, it must submit a petition to voters and obtain approval from the other member school districts.
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