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MA S356
Bill
AI Summary
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School committees in cities, towns, and regional school districts must meet at least once every other month during the school year with a 5-member student advisory committee elected by high school students
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Charter school boards of trustees must also meet bi-monthly with a 5-member student advisory committee elected by the charter school's student body
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Student advisory committees must elect a chairperson by June 1 each year to serve a one-year term as an ex-officio, nonvoting member of the school committee or board of trustees
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Student chairpersons have no right to attend executive sessions unless expressly granted by the school committee or board, and serve without compensation
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School committees and charter school boards may designate a student outreach coordinator to help establish advisory committees and keep them informed of meeting agendas
Legislative Description
Ensuring student representation, Aidan's Law
Last Action
Accompanied a study order, see S2792
12/4/2025