House education panel advances constitutional amendment to change state school board and superintendent selection
A House Education Committee meeting advanced a proposed constitutional amendment that would remove the State School Superintendent as an elected statewide office after the 2026 election and shift selection of the superintendent to a State School Board chosen by congressional district.
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A House Education Committee meeting advanced a proposed constitutional amendment that would remove the State School Superintendent as a statewide, constitutionally elected office after the 2026 election and change how the State School Board is selected.
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