HB 2051 modifies school administrator positions and funding for districts sharing superintendents.
HB 2051 allows two or more school districts to share a superintendent, provided they have a valid Missouri superintendent's license. The bill provides additional state aid to districts sharing a superintendent, up to $30,000 annually, contingent on using the funds for teacher compensation or counseling services. The bill also mandates the consolidation of school administrators for districts with fewer than 10,000 students, assigning one superintendent, one assistant superintendent, and one director to serve at least 10,000 students.
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