Michigan HB4148 proposes a new method for selecting state board of education members, dividing the state into four districts and requiring political.

Michigan HB4148 amends the selection process for state board of education members by dividing the state into four districts. Each political party must nominate candidates from these districts at specified intervals. The districts are defined by the revised judicature act of 1961. The bill outlines a nomination schedule, with parties nominating candidates for various term lengths at their fall state conventions. This new system aims to ensure diverse representation on the state board of education.

Michigan HB4148 proposes a new method for selecting state board of education members, dividing the state into four districts and requiring political.

Michigan HB4148 amends the selection process for state board of education members by dividing the state into four districts. Each political party must nominate candidates from these districts at specified intervals. The districts are defined by the revised judicature act of 1961. The bill outlines a nomination schedule, with parties nominating candidates for various term lengths at their fall state conventions. This new system aims to ensure diverse representation on the state board of education.