Board declines to support OSBA bylaw changes after extended debate on caucus authority
After extended discussion about proposed OSBA bylaw amendments that would change how caucuses are formed and represented, the Corvallis board voted against endorsing the amendment; one member abstained and board members raised concerns about shifting caucus authority to the executive director.
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Board members debated a proposed 2024 amendment to the Oregon School Boards Association bylaws that would change how caucuses are formed and how caucus representation sits on the OSBA board. Speakers raised concerns that the change would shift authority for forming caucuses from members to the OSBA executive director and alter how caucus seats are assigned.
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