Oklahoma HB1941 mandates that school district superintendents be elected by voters instead of appointed by the board of education.
Oklahoma HB1941 requires that school district superintendents be elected by voters rather than appointed by the board of education. The bill specifies election procedures, candidate eligibility, and voting registration requirements. It also details the process for filling vacancies, including public comment periods and appointment terms. Additionally, the bill outlines the duties of superintendents, including setting salaries, entering into multi-district agreements, and managing school operations. The provisions are set to take effect July 1, 2025.
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