Governing Body Powers and Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Governing Body Powers and Responsibilities. 6 B.02 Suspending or Revoking Bylaws, Policies or Directives 7 B.03 Governing Body Member Authority 7 B.04 Governing Body Membership 7 B.04.1 Governing Body President 7 B.04.2 Governing Body Vice President 8 B.04.3 Governing Body Secretary 8 B.04.4 Governing Body Member 8 B.05 Governing Body Organizational Meeting 9 B.06 Governing Body Vacancies 9 B.06.1 Orientation of New Governing Body Members 9 B.07 Governing Body Member Evaluation 10 B.08 Governing Body Member Required Training 10 B.09 Governing Body Member Conflict of Interest 10 B.10 Governing Body Meetings 10 B.11 Governing Body Meeting Agenda 10 B.12 Addressing the Governing Body 11 B.13 Governing Body Minutes 11 B.14 Policy Adoption 11 B.15 Parliamentary Authority 11 B.16 Governing Body Committees 11 B.17 Complaint Procedure 12 B.18 Documents Accepted as Policy 12 B.19 Governing Body Self-Assessment 13 B.20 EPSS Review 13 B.21 Governing Body Selection of the Head Administrator 13 B.22 Administrative Evaluations 13 B 23 Building Accommodations 14 Section C: General School Administration 14 C.01 Administrative Support 14 C.02 Head Administrator’s Authority & Responsibilities 14 C.03 Head Administrator Job Description 15 Section D: Fiscal Management 16 D.01 Budget Process 16 D.02 Contracts 16 D.03 Central Purchasing 16 D.04 Audit 17 D.05 Fiscal Integrity 17 D.06 Cell Phones 17 D.07 GASB 54 17 D.08 Voucher Approval 17 Section E: Personnel Policies 17 E.01 Equal Employment 18 E.02 Employee Relations 18 E.03 Position Description 18 E.04 Compensation and Wages 18 E.05 Employee Conflict of Interest 18 E.06 Nepotism 18 E.07 Employee Standards of Conduct 19 E.08 Staff Conduct with Students 19 E.09 Sexual Harassment 19 E.10 Drug, Alcohol, and Tobacco Free Workplace 19 E.11 Health and Safety 19 E.12 Employee Insurance 19
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Governing Body Powers and Responsibilities. The Governing Body of SPLC retains and reserves unto itself all powers and duties conferred upon and vested in it by New Mexico State Statutes (including those prescribed in NMSA 1978, § 22-8B-4) and 6.80.4 NMAC “Charter Schools”. The primary powers and duties of the Governing Body are to set school policy, review, approve, and monitor the budget for SPLC, and hire the Head Administrator. Additionally, the Governing Body will monitor student academic achievement and monitor financial and resource management. The Governing Body is subject to New Mexico Public Education Department regulations, and state and federal statutes. The following information specified in Section B is considered the SPLC Bylaws.
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Governing Body Powers and Responsibilities. Formatted: Font color: Red, Strikethrough The Governing Body of SPLC retains and reserves unto itself all powers and duties conferred upon and vested in it by New Mexico State Statutes (including those prescribed in NMSA 1978, § 22-8B-4) and 6.80.4 NMAC “Charter Schools”. The primary powers and duties of the Governing Body are to set school policy, review, approve, and monitor the budget for SPLC, and hire the Head Administrator. Additionally, the Governing Body will monitor student academic achievement and monitor financial and resource management. The Governing Body is subject to New Mexico Public Education Department regulations, and state and federal statutes. The following information specified in Section B is considered the SPLC Bylaws.
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