The superintendent's position is considered full-time employment. The board expects the superintendent to give the responsibilities of the position precedence over other employment. The superintendent may accept consulting or outside employment for pay as long as, in the judgment of the board, the work is conducted on the superintendent's personal time and it does not interfere with the performance of the superintendent's duties contracted by the board.
The board reserves the right, however, to request that the superintendent cease outside employment as a condition to continue employment. The board shall give the superintendent thirty days notice to cease outside employment.
Legal Reference:
Cross Reference:
302.2 Superintendent Contract and Contract Nonrenewal
302.4 Superintendent Duties
Approved: 06/12/1995
Reviewed: 07/09/1998; 11/08/2007; 12/14/11;6/16/16; 4/14/21
Revised: