IASB® Delegate Assembly & Annual Meeting

Every school board’s voice should be heard at the IASB Delegate Assembly

The IASB Delegate Assembly convenes annually for three important roles:

IASB bylaws give each member board a delegate who casts the district's votes on issues before the Delegate Assembly. School board members provide input on IASB’s legislative platform and your priorities help influence legislators and the governor. By participating in this debate process, school, AEA and community college boards contribute to IASB’s legislative program and ultimately the unified legislative interests of all Iowa school boards. 

Nominating Caucuses

During the morning break there will be nominating caucuses to nominate candidates to the IASB Board of Directors. Click here to learn about serving on the IASB Board of Directors.

Votes are assigned to delegates according to the following school district enrollment schedule:

0–1,200—1 vote
1,201–1,600—2 votes
1,601–2,400—3 votes
2,401–3,600—5 votes
3,601–4,800—7 votes
4,801–6,000—10 votes
6,001 and over—15 votes
Votes are assigned to delegates for the area education agencies according to the following AEA enrollment schedule:

0–29,999—2 votes
30,000 and over—3 votes
Community colleges are entitled to five delegates. The governing body of the Iowa Association of Community College Trustees elects these delegates.
 
Ask Me icon For questions, email Stephanie Rousseau or call (515) 247-7042.
 

BBA Credits iconDelegate Assembly participants earn three Annual Board Awards hours! Non-participant observers earn one hour.

Learn more about Annual Board Awards.

 

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