Bill > SB694

This bill removes the requirement that a county superintendent of schools, who is the chief executive officer of a local school district, must live in the county where they work or in a neighboring county. Instead, it allows the local county board of education to decide if the superintendent must reside within the county. Additionally, the bill gives county boards the authority to prevent superintendents from working remotely, though they can also create exceptions to this rule. This change aims to provide more flexibility in hiring for these important educational leadership positions.