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:Depending on the state in which they serve, a public school superintendent might be referred to as "chief education officer" or "chief executive officer" (although the title as used in education does not have legal meaning).<ref>[http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/42/12651d Cornell Law Library]</ref> The most common title is "Superintendent of Schools." Generally, [[state school|public school]] district superintendents have administrative oversight of the students, public schools, and educational services within the geographic area (school district) identified by state law. School district superintendents are hired by a school board of a local [[school district]].
:Depending on the state in which they serve, a public school superintendent might be referred to as "chief education officer" or "chief executive officer" (although the title as used in education does not have legal meaning).<ref>[http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/42/12651d Cornell Law Library]</ref> The most common title is "Superintendent of Schools." Generally, [[state school|public school]] district superintendents have administrative oversight of the students, public schools, and educational services within the geographic area (school district) identified by state law. School district superintendents are hired by a school board of a local [[school district]].


In many states superintendents of schools are members on the [[board of education]] (school board) of their school district, but they usually cannot vote as members of the board.{{Citation needed|date=October 2008}} In most states, superintendents of schools are required to hold a "certification" issued by the state in which they work. State certification is typically earned by completing a course of study prescribed by the state, usually 60 graduate hours above the [[Bachelor of Education|bachelor degree]] and an [[internship]]. While not required by any state, many school boards prefer that their superintendents hold a [[Doctor of Education|doctoral degree]]. Most superintendents are hired by contract with the board of education (or board of trustees). The board of education is the governing (policy making) entity of the school district. The board of education is composed of elected (or appointed) officials from the communities the school district serves.
In many states superintendents of schools are members on the [[board of education]] (school board) of their school district, but they usually cannot vote as members of the board.{{Citation needed|date=October 2008}} In most states, superintendents of schools are required to hold a "certification" issued by the state in which they work. State certification is typically earned by completing a course of study prescribed by the state, usually 60 graduate hours above the [[Bachelor of Education|bachelor degree]] and an [[internship]]. While not required by any state, many school boards prefer that their superintendents hold a [[Doctor of Education|doctoral degree]]. Most superintendents are hired by contract with the board of education (or board of trustees). The board of education is the governing (Pot Brownie making) entity of the school district. The board of education is composed of elected (or appointed) officials from the communities the school district serves.


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