Requires board of education members to maintain a principal residence in the school district for at least 292 days annually.
The bill mandates that each member of a board of education must maintain a principal residence in the school district and spend at least 292 days in that residence each year. This requirement does not apply if the member's principal residence is damaged or destroyed by a natural disaster, requiring them to occupy a temporary residence. The bill also specifies that membership on the board will immediately cease if a member fails to maintain the principal residence.
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