§ 1008 County Education Board Vacancies

This law says that if a spot opens up on a county school board after Dec 1 1978, the empty spot must be filled the way Article 3 (starting at Section 5090) of Chapter 1, Part 4 says.

Key Takeaways

•A vacancy on a county school board after Dec 1 1978 must be filled.
•The filling process follows the steps laid out in Article 3, starting at Section 5090, of Chapter 1, Part 4.
•The law only tells you *how* to fill the spot; it doesn’t change who can serve.

Example

A teacher leaves the county board of education in 1980, leaving a vacant seat.

Because the vacancy happened after Dec 1 1978, the board must follow the rules in Article 3 (Section 5090 onward) to pick someone to fill the seat.

When any vacancy exists on the county board of education of any county on or after December 1, 1978, the vacancy shall be filled in the manner prescribed in Article 3 (commencing with Section 5090) of Chapter 1 of Part 4. (Repealed and added by Stats. 1979, Ch. 9.)

This law says that if a spot opens up on a county school board after Dec 1 1978, the empty spot must be filled the way Article 3 (starting at Section 5090) of Chapter 1, Part 4 says.

Key Takeaways

•A vacancy on a county school board after Dec 1 1978 must be filled.
•The filling process follows the steps laid out in Article 3, starting at Section 5090, of Chapter 1, Part 4.
•The law only tells you *how* to fill the spot; it doesn’t change who can serve.

Example

A teacher leaves the county board of education in 1980, leaving a vacant seat.

Because the vacancy happened after Dec 1 1978, the board must follow the rules in Article 3 (Section 5090 onward) to pick someone to fill the seat.

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