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311 Succession of Authority

In the absence of the Superintendent, it shall be the responsibility of other administrators to assume the Superintendent’s duties, as determined necessary and appropriate by the Board.
 
If the absence of the Superintendent is temporary, the successor shall assume only those duties and responsibilities of the Superintendent that require immediate action.  The succession of authority to the Superintendent in such instances shall proceed as follows: high school principal, elementary principal, and assistant secondary principal.
 
If the Board determines the Superintendent will be absent for an extended period of time, the Board shall appoint an acting Superintendent to assume the responsibilities of the Superintendent.  The successor shall assume the duties when assigned by the Superintendent or the Board.
 
References to “Superintendent” in this policy manual will mean the “Superintendent or the Superintendent's designee” unless otherwise stated.
 
Approved: 1994-1995
Reviewed: 2002–2003; November 21, 2011
Revised: January 15, 2007; March 18, 2013