Pennsylvania SB227 amends the Public School Code to allow school boards to appoint delegates to state conventions and reimburse their expenses.
Pennsylvania SB227 amends the Public School Code of 1949 to allow the board of school directors or the board of public education of any school district to appoint delegates to any state convention or association of school directors. These delegates must attend the meetings and will be reimbursed for travel, travel insurance, lodging, meals, registration fees, and other necessary expenses. The bill also allows these boards to become members of the Pennsylvania School Boards Association, Inc., and pay membership dues from school funds to cover the association's expenses.
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