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Code · New Jersey · Title 18A — Education · Chapter 36A

18A:36A-11.2 Requiring student representative as nonvoting member of charter school board that includes grades nine through 12; procedure; duties.

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2. a. Notwithstanding any law, rule or regulation to the contrary, each board of trustees of a charter school that includes grades nine through 12 shall include a minimum of one student selected by the student body to serve as a nonvoting student representative on the board. The student body may elect or appoint the student representative to the board, in a process to be determined by the chief school administrator of a charter school and shall consider input provided by the student body. The student representative shall serve for a one-school-year term.
b. The duties of the student representative shall include:
(1)attending all board meetings, except that a student representative shall be excluded from discussions of the board involving subjects which are confidential;
(2)representing all high school students within the charter school and presenting student proposals and concerns to the board for its consideration; and
(3)keeping high school students within the charter school informed of the business of the board by providing a monthly report to the student council concerning the activities of the board.
L.2021, c.446, s.2.
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