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(a)It is also the duty of the township treasurer to: 1. Return to the county clerk, on or before the first Tuesday in October in each year, the certificate of tax levy made by each school board in his township. 2. Pay all lawful orders issued by the school board of any district in his township. 3. Collect from the township and county collectors the full amount of taxes levied by the school boards in his township. 4. Examine the official records of each district in the township on the first Mondays in April and October of each year. 5. Keep a record account between districts when pupils are transferred from one district to another. 6. Give notice of the election of trustees, and in case of the formation of a new school district, of the election of school directors or school board members.
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(a) It is also the duty of the township treasurer to: 1. Return to the county clerk, on or before the first Tuesday in October in each year, the certificate of tax levy made by each school board in his township. 2. Pay all lawful orders issued by the school board of any district in his township. 3. Collect from the township and county collectors the full amount of taxes levied by the school boards in his township. 4. Examine the official records of each district in the township on the first Mondays in April and October of each year. 5. Keep a record account between districts when pupils are transferred from one district to another. 6. Give notice of the election of trustees, and in case of the formation of a new school district, of the election of school directors or school board members. 7. Give notice of any regular district election when the directors or school board members fail or refuse to do so. 8. Publish in some English language newspaper of his county an annual statement of the finances of the township. 9. Be responsible for receipts, disbursements and investments arising out of the operation of the school district under his supervision. (b) The duties of the township treasurer set forth in subsection (a) shall not be deemed or construed to extend or apply with respect to any school district in his township which has withdrawn from the jurisdiction and authority of the township trustees and from the jurisdiction and authority of the township treasurer as provided in subsection (b) of Section 5-1, nor to the school business, tax levies, tax revenues, payment orders, records, elections, annual statements, receipts, disbursements, investments or other financial or business activities or affairs of any such school district or of the school board of any such district, other than the duty to account in accordance with law for any balance of the income from the permanent township fund required to be apportioned and distributed to any such district pursuant to Section 5-17 after payment of all valid claims as provided in that Section, and except as otherwise provided with respect to the distribution and apportionment of funds pursuant to Sections 15-31 and 19-28.