Iowa HF332 mandates school district administrators to provide instruction to students and modifies the responsibilities of the board of educational.
Iowa HF332 requires school district administrators to provide instruction to students and modifies the responsibilities of the board of educational examiners. The bill mandates that administrators in certain positions teach specific classes at least once every two or three years, depending on the school district's size and the administrator's role. For example, superintendents and assistant superintendents must teach at least one one-semester class every three years. The bill also requires the superintendent to report annually to the department of education on compliance.
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