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Winston-Salem Forsyth County School Board |
Board
of Education
.....The Board of Education has nine members,
elected in 1998 to four-year terms.
.....The county is divided into two districts, with
four members elected from one district, two from the other, and three at large.
.....Members receive compensation equal to one half
the amount paid to the county commissioners.
.....The board acts only when meeting in official
session with a quorum of five members. A majority of the members present and
voting is required for a motion to pass. No one acts in the name of the board
unless ized by the board to do so.
The
superintendent is appointed
.....The superintendent is appointed by the board
and administers the school system in accordance with board policy and state law.
He manages the budget, supervises staff and students, and makes recommendations
about the operation of the school system.
The board
usually meets three times each month
.....The board holds a briefing session on the
first Tuesday of each month and action sessions on the second and fourth
Tuesdays. Meetings begin at 6 p.m. in the auditorium on the third floor of the
Administrative Center, 1605 Miller Street. Action sessions are televised on
Cable 2 and are open to the public except when the board is in executive
session.
You are
invited to participate
.....You are invited to participate in board
meetings. You can get an agenda or "board book" at the media table in
the back of the auditorium. If you would like to speak before the board, you
must register at the media table. If you wish to address an agenda item, you
will be called when that item is discussed by the board. Otherwise, you will be
called during the "Meeting Open to the Public" item on the agenda.
.....Please limit your remarks to three minutes.
The secretary will time each speaker. If you need more time, you may request an
additional two minutes from the chairman.
.....If you would like to suggest an item for the
agenda, please submit information in writing to the superintendent's office at
least three working days before the meeting.
.....Although the board encourages your involvement
and will listen to your concerns about individual school problems, it recommends
first working with teachers and principals, who can resolve most problems. If
you believe that a law, policy or rule has been violated, you should use the
grievance procedure established by the board. Matters which cannot be resolved
at the school level should be taken to the appropriate division director, then
to the superintendent before approaching the board.
Board
of Education
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