§ 30225 Director Employment Restrictions

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•If you're on the board (a director), you can't get a paid job in the same district while you're still on the board.
•Even after you leave the board, you have to wait one full year before you can apply for a paid job in that district.
•This rule helps make sure people don’t use their board position to get themselves a job unfairly.

Example

Imagine you’re on the school board for your town’s schools. You help make big decisions about how the schools are run.

While you’re on the board, you can’t also apply to be the principal of one of the schools and get paid for it. Even if you quit the board, you’d have to wait a whole year before you could try to become the principal. This stops people from making rules or decisions just to give themselves a job later.

Except as provided in Section 30251 of this part, no person serving as a director shall be eligible for appointment to any salaried office or employment in the service of the district nor shall he become eligible for such appointment or employment within one (1) year after he has ceased to be a director. (Added by Stats. 1964, 1st Ex. Sess., Ch. 62.)

Key Takeaways

•If you're on the board (a director), you can't get a paid job in the same district while you're still on the board.
•Even after you leave the board, you have to wait one full year before you can apply for a paid job in that district.
•This rule helps make sure people don’t use their board position to get themselves a job unfairly.

Example

Imagine you’re on the school board for your town’s schools. You help make big decisions about how the schools are run.

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