§ 28A.310.010 Purpose
§ 28A.310.020 Changes in number of, boundaries — Initiating, hearings, considerations — Superintendent’s duties
§ 28A.310.030 ESD board — Membership — Board member district boundaries
§ 28A.310.040 ESD board — Members — Terms
§ 28A.310.050 ESD board — Members — Nine member boards
§ 28A.310.060 ESD board — Members — Terms — Vacancies
§ 28A.310.070 ESD board — Members — Restriction on other service
§ 28A.310.080 ESD board — Members — Elections, calling and notice
§ 28A.310.090 ESD board — Members — Elections — Declarations of candidacy
§ 28A.310.100 ESD board — Members — Elections — Certification
§ 28A.310.110 ESD board — Members — Elections, contest of
§ 28A.310.120 ESD board — Return to seven member board
§ 28A.310.130 ESD board — Vacation of board member position because of failure to attend meetings
§ 28A.310.140 School district to be entirely within single educational service district
§ 28A.310.150 ESD board — Members — Qualifications, oath, bond — Organization — Quorum
§ 28A.310.160 ESD board — Reimbursement of members for expenses
§ 28A.310.170 ESD superintendent — Appointment, procedure — Term, salary, discharge — ESD superintendent review committee
§ 28A.310.180 ESD board — Compliance with rules and regulations — Depository and distribution center — Cooperative service programs, joint purchasing programs, and direct student service programs including pupil transportation
§ 28A.310.190 ESD board — Teachers’ institutes, directors’ meetings — Cooperation with state supervisor — Certification of data
§ 28A.310.200 ESD board — Powers and duties — Rules
§ 28A.310.210 ESD board — Payment of member expenses — Payment of dues into statewide association of board members, restrictions
§ 28A.310.220 ESD board — Delegation of powers and duties to superintendent
§ 28A.310.230 Assistant superintendents and other personnel — Appointment, salaries, duties
§ 28A.310.235 Educator recruitment
§ 28A.310.240 Employee leave policy required
§ 28A.310.250 Certificated employees of district — Contracts of employment — Nonrenewal of contracts — Notice
§ 28A.310.260 Certificated employees of district — Adverse change in contract status — Notice — Probable cause — Review — Appeal
§ 28A.310.270 ESD superintendent’s powers and duties — Chief executive officer
§ 28A.310.280 ESD superintendent’s powers and duties — Records and reports
§ 28A.310.290 ESD superintendent’s powers and duties — Oaths and affirmations
§ 28A.310.300 ESD superintendent’s powers and duties — Generally
§ 28A.310.310 Headquarters office — Official records — Transfers of records
§ 28A.310.320 ESD superintendents, employees — Travel expenses and subsistence — Advance payment
§ 28A.310.330 Budgeting procedures for districts
§ 28A.310.340 Identification of core services for budget purposes — Generally
§ 28A.310.350 Identification of core services for budget purposes — Specific services listed
§ 28A.310.360 Identification of core services for budget purposes — Formula utilized for ESD’s biennial budget request
§ 28A.310.370 District budget — State funds, allocation of — District general expense fund — Created, deposits, expenditures
§ 28A.310.390 District budget request — Procedure for approval
§ 28A.310.395 State funding — Benefits covered by a collective bargaining agreement
§ 28A.310.400 Legal services
§ 28A.310.410 Ex officio treasurer of district
§ 28A.310.420 County or intermediate district superintendent and board employees to terminate or transfer employment — Benefits retained
§ 28A.310.430 Local school district superintendents to advise board and superintendent
§ 28A.310.440 ESD as self-insurer — Authority
§ 28A.310.460 Contracts to lease building space and portable buildings and lease or have maintained security systems, computers and other equipment
§ 28A.310.470 Delegation to ESD of SPI program, project or service — Contract
§ 28A.310.480 Delegation to ESD of state board of education program, project or service — Contract
§ 28A.310.490 ESD employee attendance incentive program — Remuneration or benefit plan for unused sick leave
§ 28A.310.495 Condensed compliance reports — Second-class districts
§ 28A.310.500 Youth suicide screening and referral — Response to emotional or behavioral distress in students — Training for educators and staff — Suicide prevention training
§ 28A.310.501 Civil liability — 2013 c 197
§ 28A.310.510 Regional school safety centers
§ 28A.310.515 School safety and security staff — Training program — Guidelines for on-the-job and check-in training
§ 28A.310.520 Posting of department of health information
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