North Dakota § 15.1-08-03 Military installation - Organization of school board - Meetings

North Dakota Statutes

§ 15.1-08-03 — Military installation - Organization of school board - Meetings

North Dakota § 15.1-08-03

Title 15.1Elementary and Secondary Education

Ch. 15.1-08School Districts for Military Installations

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N.D. Cent. Code § 15.1-08-03 (2026).

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A majority of the military installation school board constitutes a quorum. The assent of a
majority of the members present is necessary for the transaction of any business. The annual
meeting of the school board must be held during the month of July following the appointment to
the board, on a date called by the president and convenient to the rest of the members. At the
annual meeting in July, the board members shall elect one member to serve as president for a
one-year term. Notice of any regular or special meeting must be given, in writing, to each
member of the board; provided that the attendance at any meeting, without objection, by any
board member constitutes a waiver of the notice required to be given to the member. The board
must hold regular meetings for transacting business. Spe

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A majority of the military installation school board constitutes a quorum. The assent of a
majority of the members present is necessary for the transaction of any business. The annual
meeting of the school board must be held during the month of July following the appointment to
the board, on a date called by the president and convenient to the rest of the members. At the
annual meeting in July, the board members shall elect one member to serve as president for a
one-year term. Notice of any regular or special meeting must be given, in writing, to each
member of the board; provided that the attendance at any meeting, without objection, by any
board member constitutes a waiver of the notice required to be given to the member. The board
must hold regular meetings for transacting business. Special meetings may be called by the
president or by any two members of the board.