Alaska Statutes: AS 14.14.090. Duties of School Boards.

Alaska Statutes. Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums Chapter 14. Local Administration of Schools Section 90. Duties of School Boards.

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AS 14.14.090. Duties of School Boards.

In addition to other duties, a school board shall
        (1) determine and disburse the total amount to be made available for compensation of all school employees and administrative officers;
        (2) provide for, during the school term of each year, an educational program for each school age child who is enrolled in or a resident of the district;
        (3) withhold the salary for the last month of service of a teacher or administrator until the teacher or administrator has submitted all summaries, statistics, and reports that the school board may require by bylaws;
        (4) transmit, when required by the assembly or council but not more often than once a month, a summary report and statement of money expended;
        (5) keep the minutes of meetings and a record of all proceedings of the school board in a pertinent form;
        (6) keep the records and files of the school board open to inspection by the public at the principal administrative office of the district during reasonable business hours;
        (7) establish procedures for the review and selection of all textbooks and instructional materials at least once every 10 years, including textbooks and curriculum materials for statewide correspondence programs, before they are introduced into the school curriculum; the review includes a review for violations of AS 14.18.060; nothing in this paragraph precludes a correspondence study student, or the parent or guardian of a correspondence study student, from privately obtaining or using textbooks or curriculum material not provided by the school district;
        (8) provide prospective employees with information relating to the availability and cost of housing in rural areas to which they might be assigned, and, when possible, assist them in locating housing; however, nothing in this paragraph requires a school district to provide teacher housing, whether district owned, leased, rented, or through other means, nor does it require a school board to engage in a subsidy program of any kind regarding teacher housing;
        (9) train persons required to report under AS 47.17.020, in the recognition and reporting of child abuse, neglect, and sexual abuse of a minor;
        (10) provide for the development and implementation of a preventative maintenance program for school facilities; in this paragraph, "preventative maintenance" means scheduled maintenance actions that prevent the premature failure or extend the useful life of a facility, or a facility's systems and components, and that are cost-effective on a life-cycle basis.
        (11) establish procedures for providing the training under AS 14.18.060, AS 14.20.149, 14.20.680, AS 14.30.355, 14.30.356, 14.30.362, AS 14.33.100, AS 18.66.310, and AS 47.17.022; the procedures established under this paragraph must include a training schedule that ensures that not less than 50 percent of the total certificated staff employed by the district receive all of the training not less than every two years and that all of the certificated staff employed by the district receive all of the training not less than every four years.

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