Colton Union High School - Crimson and Gold Yearbook (Colton, CA)

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i 'Pop lnw: I-'red NI. Snider, Albert .l. Eric-ksvn. Sc-vnml row: fir-nine ll. Castle, Grace Milhrirrht, und Fred R. Crunk THE SCHOOL BOARD In any Union High School Distict, the governing board is composed of live mem- bers, who are elected at large from the elementary school districts composing the Union District. Powers and duties of the Board of Trustees are such as are now or may hereafter be assigned by law, except as may otherwise be provided by the School Code of the State of California. The Board has the right to prescribe and enforce rules and regulations, not inconsis- tentgwith law or with those prescribed by the state board, for their own government and for the government of the school or schools under their jurisdiction, to call elections for the issuance of bondsg to select employeesg to arrange for the organization of school unitsg and to provide suitable and ample school accommodations, consistent with good work and the financial ability of the district. It also acts as a kind of shock absorber between patrons who want better and higher education, and the public with its ever increasing demands for tax reduction. Objectives of the local board have been: to better acquaint the public with the work of the high school, to give patrons an insight into the things accomplishedg to give them a better understanding of the costs of educationg and, particularly, to see that the public gets full value, and more by comparison, for every dollar of tax money expended. -Fred M. Snider.