Mississippi HB521 establishes a process for removing school board members for neglect, malfeasance, or other just cause, and limits tax increases.
Mississippi HB521 amends state law to provide a process for the removal of school board members for neglect, malfeasance, or other just cause, including failure to perform official duties, breach of public trust, or abuse of authority. It also limits the authority of school boards to increase ad valorem taxes by more than 2%. The bill outlines procedures for recommending removal, conducting hearings, and voting on removal decisions. It also specifies that any increase in ad valorem tax effort over 2% requires a referendum approved by a majority of registered, qualified electors.
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