South Dakota § 13-43-38 Professional administrators practices and standards commission--Creation--Number and qualifications of members.

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§ 13-43-38 — Professional administrators practices and standards commission--Creation--Number and qualifications of members.

South Dakota § 13-43-38

Title 13EDUCATION

Ch. 13-41EMPLOYMENT OF TEACHERS

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S.D. Codified Laws § 13-43-38 (2026).

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There is hereby created the South Dakota Professional Administrators Practices and Standards Commission, which shall consist of seven members, as follows:

(1)Five representative members who are employed as full - time administrators: two who are principals, two who are chief administrators of school districts offering an accredited twelve - year program of education, and one who is employed in an administrative capacity other than previously listed;

(2)One representative who is a school board member; and (3) One representative from the general public who is neither an administrator nor a school board member and who is a parent of a pupil attending an approved twelve - year program of education.

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There is hereby created the South Dakota Professional Administrators Practices and Standards Commission, which shall consist of seven members, as follows: (1) Five representative members who are employed as full - time administrators: two who are principals, two who are chief administrators of school districts offering an accredited twelve - year program of education, and one who is employed in an administrative capacity other than previously listed; (2) One representative who is a school board member; and (3) One representative from the general public who is neither an administrator nor a school board member and who is a parent of a pupil attending an approved twelve - year program of education.