Kentucky HB649 amends education laws regarding board of education member qualifications, terms, and procedures.
Kentucky HB649 revises the qualifications, terms, and procedures for members of boards of education. It mandates that board members must reside in their respective divisions, be at least 24 years old, and have completed at least the twelfth grade or hold a High School Equivalency Diploma. Members must not hold any elective office, be interested in contracts with the board, or have relatives employed by the school district. The bill outlines procedures for filling vacancies, including elections and appointments by the Kentucky Auditor of Public Accounts.
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