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AZ HB2382
Bill
Status
1/20/2026
Primary Sponsor
Matt Gress
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AI Summary
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School district superintendents must obtain approval from the governing board before engaging in any secondary employment, with the board required to vote on such approval in a public meeting
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Superintendents who engage in unapproved secondary employment may face civil penalties of up to $1,000 per month, which they must pay personally without reimbursement from the school district
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Engaging in unapproved secondary employment constitutes unprofessional conduct that can result in certificate revocation, with the superintendent prohibited from reapplying for certification for up to three years
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County school superintendents may report violations to the attorney general or county attorney, who may investigate and bring court action to enjoin the violation
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These requirements apply to employment contracts executed, amended, or renewed after the act's effective date
Legislative Description
School district superintendents; secondary employment
School Employees
Last Action
House Committee of the Whole action: Retained on the Calendar
2/24/2026