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Code · Idaho · Title 33 — Education · Chapter 5 — District Trustees

33-510. Annual meetings — Regular meetings — Boards of trustees.

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(1)The annual meeting of each school district shall be on the date of its regular January meeting in each year. Notice of the annual meeting of elementary school districts shall be given as provided in section
33-402
, Idaho Code, but one
(1)publication shall suffice.
(2)Regular meetings of each board of school district trustees shall be held monthly, on a uniform day of a uniform week as determined at the annual meeting. Special meetings may be called by the chairman or by any two
(2)members of the board and held at any time. If the time and place of special meetings shall not have been determined at a meeting of the board with all members being present, then notice of the time and place shall be given to each member and announced by written notice conspicuously posted at the school district office and at least two
(2)or more public buildings within the school district no less than twenty-four
(24)hours before such special meeting is to be convened.
(3)A quorum for the transaction of business of the board of trustees shall consist of a majority of the members of the board. In the event of one
(1)or more vacancies on the board of trustees pursuant to section
33-504
, Idaho Code, the transaction of business shall be permitted if a majority of the remaining members of the board are present. Unless otherwise provided by law, all questions shall be determined by a majority of the votes cast. The chairman of the board may vote in all cases.
(4)Each board of trustees shall:
(a)Adopt rules of order and procedure to govern its regular meetings;
(b)Conduct its regular meetings in accordance with the rules of order and procedure as adopted pursuant to paragraph
(a)of this subsection; and
(c)Make the rules of order and procedure pursuant to paragraph
(a)of this subsection available to the public at each regular meeting of the board of trustees and on the local school district’s and board of trustees’ website, if available.
(5)Each board of trustees shall provide the opportunity for members of the public residing in the school district to comment on school and education matters at regular meetings of the board of trustees. Each board of trustees shall hear public comment, if offered by a member of the public, prior to taking action on an agenda item. Nothing in this subsection restricts a board of trustees from establishing reasonable standards for the public comment period of the meeting, including time limits and conduct standards.
(6)Public comment related to subject matter that would authorize the board of trustees to enter an executive session pursuant to section
74-206
(1), Idaho Code, shall not be permitted.
(7)Members of the public residing in the school district shall be permitted to request the addition of an item directly related to school district business to the agenda of a regular meeting of the board of trustees. The decision to add an item to the agenda of a regular board meeting shall be made pursuant to the rules of order and procedure as adopted pursuant to subsection (4)(a) of this section.
(8)All meetings shall conform to the provisions of
chapter 2, title 74
, Idaho Code.
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