Vermont § 266 School board having more than three members

Vermont Statutes

§ 266 — School board having more than three members

Vermont § 266

Title 16Title 16: Education

Ch. 7Chapter 007: Supervisory Unions

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Bluebook

Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 16, § 266 (2026).

Text

For the purpose of holding meetings and transacting the business of a supervisory union, the school board of any district assigned to a supervisory union, and having more than three members, shall elect from such board three members who shall represent and act for it in meetings of the supervisory union to which it is assigned. But the school board of any district that employs no teacher shall have only one vote in said supervisory union meeting.

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For the purpose of holding meetings and transacting the business of a supervisory union, the school board of any district assigned to a supervisory union, and having more than three members, shall elect from such board three members who shall represent and act for it in meetings of the supervisory union to which it is assigned. But the school board of any district that employs no teacher shall have only one vote in said supervisory union meeting.