Question: Voting Rights

Minnesota Statute has a term limit of 10 years for board members of non-profit organizations. How does this statute apply to a principal who has voting rights and remains on the PTO as the school's principal rep for more than 10 years?

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CherylB writes:
You would need to go to someone in Minnesota for the answer to this question. We are not experts in state-level specifics. Sorry I could not help! -Cheryl PTO Today

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Question: Voting Rights

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Question: Voting Rights

Minnesota Statute has a term limit of 10 years for board members of non-profit organizations. How does this statute apply to a principal who has voting rights and remains on the PTO as the school's principal rep for more than 10 years?

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