True or False?

Question

The detailed work of running a school usually rests with the state board of education.

Answer 1

No, the state board of educations describes the guidelines that the schools have to follow in order to be an acknowledged or accredited institution within the state. The individual schools are usually run by the school Superintendant, who then hires people and gives them the jobs necessary for doing the detailed work of actually running the school. These are usually the School Administrators. Under the School Administrators there are usually the higer level staff in the School, such as the Principal, the school Head of Security, the school Nurse or Physician and whoever else needs more direct appointment. The School Principal usually then handles the selecting of teachers from the local teacher's pool and the hiring of the cafetaria staff, grounds keepers and stuff like that.

The School Bus system is usually handled by a county-based transportation department that is not directly under the board of educations control, but is rather under county guidance and sometimes under the county law enforcement.

Answer 2

The detailed work of running a school usually rests with the employees at the school.

Hawaii has a state board of education. The other states may have a board of regents but they are not involved in running any of the schools.

False

Answer 3

We don't have state boards in Canada.

Answer 4

True

Answer 5

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