Enon Montessori is governed by a Board of Trustees composed of parents, community representatives, and members of our staff. The Board has fiduciary responsibility for the school. Board members also set policy, do long-term planning, and help with fundraising.

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Overview of Board of Trustees member responsibilities: 

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A school board sets educational goals and establishes policy for the school system based on state laws and community values. Perhaps the most important responsibility of a school board is to employ a treasurer and hold them accountable for achieving those educational goals and managing the day-to-day affairs of the school in accordance with the school board’s policies.

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Board members make decisions on a wide range of issues, such as hiring and evaluating a treasurer; setting school policy; planning student services; goal-setting and long-range planning; adopting curriculum; establishing budgets; engaging parents; and being good fiscal stewards. Decisions are only made by the board as a whole at a public meeting.

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The role and function of board members often are misinterpreted by the public. The board is a policymaking body, and members are the chief advisors on the operational aspects of the school.  Board members do not manage the day-to-day operations of a school; they see to it that the system is managed well by professional administrators.

 

Board members may be consulted during the hiring process for other positions. 

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Eligibility requirements

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Board Members are elected every 2 years at a board meeting at the end of the preceding school year. There is no term limit for board seats.

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​​Board Meetings

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All board meetings are open to the public, with the exception of special executive / closed door meetings.  Board Meeting calendar is available upon