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**NYSSBA Research Report

**NYSSBA 91st Annual
Convention,
proposal information

**Negotiation Issues and
Superintendent
Evaluations

**Advisory Solutions, Can
Sharing Services Yield
District and Community
Benefits?
The Chautauqua County School Boards ASsociation


News and Notes the
CCSBA On-line newsletter
Spring 2010 edition
View Here!!

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Calendar of events here.  

NYSSBA RFP
Mailing List
information
here

This Association shall be known as
the Chautauqua County School Boards Association.

The Association shall function as an integral part of the New York State School Boards Association enjoying all the rights and privileges pertaining thereto.
    

The Objectives Of This Association Shall Be As Follows:

  • To develop greater understanding of the Chautauqua County Public Schools by the people of the County
  • To promote and encourage cooperation among the various school boards in the interest of better education.
  • To provide an exchange of information on school affairs, and to hold conferences for the discussion of school affairs.
  • To provide a permanent organization that will voice the wishes of its members on legislation or other matters.
  • To assist its members in every practical way with their school board problems.
  • To assist Boards of Education in orientation of new members

What makes a good school board member?

The legal requirements for board membership are few, but qualifications for effective service are many. The most effective board members possess most or all of these attributes: read more

What does a board member do?

With children always their ultimate focus, school board members act officially only at the board table, working with other board members to accomplish the following: read more

How do I become a candidate?

School board members in New York State, except for those in the five largest cities – Buffalo, New York City, Rochester, Syracuse and Yonkers – receive no remuneration except the satisfaction that comes from rendering an indispensable public service: read more