33-101 Creation of Board
33-102 Membership — Appointment — Term of Office — Qualifications — Place of Office
33-102A Office of the State Board — Executive Officer — Appointment — Compensation — Duties and Powers
33-103 Removal of Members — Cause
33-104 Meetings of the Board — Honorarium — Expenses — Organization
33-105 Rules — Executive Department
33-106 Budget
33-107 General Powers and Duties of the State Board
33-107A Board May Establish an Optional Retirement Program
33-107B Board May Establish an Optional Retirement Program for Community Colleges
33-107C Board May Establish Additional Retirement Plans
33-107D Campus Access for Religious Students
33-108 Prepare and Publish Reports
33-109 Annual Report
33-110 Agency to Negotiate, and Accept, Federal Assistance
33-111 Budget for Educational Institutions
33-112 Plans and Specifications — Equipment, Appliances and Supplies
33-113 Limits of Instruction
33-114 Certification — Courses of Study — Accreditation
33-114A Adoption of Standards for the Initial Certification of Professional School Personnel
33-115 Teachers’ Register
33-116 School Districts Under Board Supervision
33-117 Public School Financial Requirements
33-118 Courses of Study — Curricular Materials
33-118A Curricular Materials — Adoption Procedures
33-118B Curricular Materials — Adoption of Content Standards
33-119 Accreditation of Secondary Schools — Standards for Elementary Schools
33-120 Uniform Reporting
33-121 Examination of Books At Instance of the State Board
33-122 Sanitation — Safety — Cooperation With Other State Agencies
33-123 Education for Inmates Under Jurisdiction of Department of Correction
33-124 Special Vocational Education Programs
33-125 State Department of Education — Creation — Duties
33-125A Duties of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction and the State Department of Education
33-125B Pay for Success Contracting — Duties of the State Department of Education
33-126 Organization of Department
33-127 Employees
33-128 Statement of Public Purpose
33-129 Matching Grants for Science Education Programs — Grant Criteria
33-130 Criminal History Checks for School District Employees or Applicants for Certificates or Individuals Having Contact With Students — Statewide List of Substitute Teachers
33-130A Criminal History Checks for Private or Parochial School Employees or Contractors
33-131 Definitions — Tribal School — Tribal Education Authority
33-132 Local School Boards — Internet Use Policy Required
33-133 Definitions — Student Data — Use and Limitations — Penalties
33-134 Assessment Item Review Committee
33-135 Teachers — Classroom Size — Reporting
33-136 Suicide Prevention in Schools
33-137 Digital and Online Library Resources for K-12 Students
33-138 Dignity and Nondiscrimination in Public Education
33-139 Prohibition On the Expenditure of Moneys for Certain Purposes
33-140 Report — High-Performing Schools and Teachers
33-141 National Motto
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