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Eligibility | Election
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Who is Eligible to Serve on an LSC?
The
Principal, whether contractual, acting, or interim, is automatically a
member of their school´s LSC.
A Parent Representative
is eligible to serve on an LSC if he/she:
- is the parent or
legal guardian of a child currently enrolled in that school; and
- is not an employee
of the Board.
A Community Representative
is eligible to serve on an LSC if he/she:
- resides in the attendance
area or voting district of that school;
- does not have a
child currently enrolled at that school; and is not an employee of the
Board.
A Teacher Representative
is eligible to serve on an LSC if he/she:
- is employeed and
assigned in a teaching position or in a position for which qualifications
as a teacher are required; and
- is employed to perform
the majority of his/her employment duties at the attendance center.
NOTE: Assistant Principals are not eligible to serve
on an LSC.
A Student Representative
is eligible to serve on the LSC if he/she is a full-time high school student.
- Relatives of the
principal are ineligible to serve on the LSC.
- Individuals who
have been convicted of certain felony crimes are ineligible to serve,
either indefinitely or for 10 years after the date of conviction. See
the Criminal Conviction Disclosure Form for more information.
- Appointed or elected
LSC members may be seated immediately with FULL LSC voting privileges
pending the completion of their criminal background checks.
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