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The
School Board as Judge and Jury
"A board's role as hearing officer can make or
break you - are you ready?" |
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Agenda:
| 5:30 p.m. |
Registration |
| 6:00 p.m. |
Historical Background: What's Going On
Here?
How to avoid court - and if you do go to court how to win?
Experience and Examples |
| 9:00 p.m. |
Adjourn |
Presenters:
March 2, Scottsbluff, ESU #13
Richard Douglas
Larry Baumann
John Selzer |
March 10,
Omaha, ESU #3
Elizabeth Eynon-Kokrda
Ashley Frison
Jim Gessford
Greg Perry |
March 3, Kearney/ESU #10
Roger Steele
Tim Thompson
Kelley Baker
Karen Haase
Steve Williams
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March 2 - Scottsbluff
ESU #13 (MST)
March 3 - Kearney ESU #10
March 10 - Omaha
ESU #3
5:30 p.m. Registration
6 to 9 p.m. Workshop |
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Registration:
The workshop will run from 6 to 9 p.m. with registration beginning at 5:30 p.m. There will be refreshments but no dinner served with this workshop.
The $50 registration fee will include break refreshments, and workshop materials. Questions are encouraged throughout the sessions.
The registration deadline for this program is Feb. 24. No refunds will be given for cancellations received after Feb. 24. You can register either by returning this completed form, or registering online at www.nasbonline.org.
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The
Program:
This workshop will provide you with a unique opportunity to learn about and discuss the challenges facing school boards when they are asked to exercise quasi-judicial powers.
This is one of the most important, and one of the least understood roles a board will play in the course of managing the affairs of its school district. Many school board members have unwittingly crippled their board’s ability to perform its role in this regard by being either over-eager or simply careless in carrying out these duties.
This three-hour session will be conducted in three parts. First, we will provide the historical background of America’s attempt to generate “fair” decisions by governmental decision makers. Second, we will provide you with a complete list of practical, technical rules to follow so that you can achieve a result that will, at best, keep you out of court or, at worst, enable you to win at court. And in the final segment, we will discuss situations where Nebraska school board members have actually endured the process and survived to tell about it.
When your board
is under legal scrutiny, could it serve effectively as judge
and jury? |
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