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Gale Decker
Email:
lacosupt@lakemt.gov
phone: 406-883-7262
Fax: 406-883-7262 (office hours)
Or 406-883-7283
Deputy Financial Assistant Kate Ike
ike@lakemt.gov
Address:
Room 202
Lake County Courthouse
106 Fourth Avenue East
Polson, Mt. 59860
Duties of
MCA 20-3-205 include:
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General
supervision of public schools in the county
in collaboration with
Montana’s Office of Public Instruction
and promotion of educational growth and improvement,
including regular Superintendents’ and Clerks’ Meetings
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Chief
County School Financial Officer, including budgeting
assistance &
A Graphic Report on School Finance
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Record
keeping
of numerous official school records, including the history of
the schools,
LAKE COUNTY SCHOOL
HISTORY, VOLUME I & II
see also: Lake
County’s Rural Schools
tab
http://www.polson.k12.mt.us
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Maintaining
Home School
records - requires any parent or legal
guardian choosing to homeschool, to register annually with their
local County Superintendent of Schools, and provide immunization
and attendance records.
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Registration of
Teacher Certificates
with the County
Superintendent must occur within 60 days of employment.
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Court of
Appeal
for School Controversy
Contested Cases on the
decisions of the Board of Trustees. Appeals must be filed within
30 days of a school board decision that meets the criteria of a
contested case.
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School Trustee Elections
in collaboration with the Election Office
and School Districts
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Chairing
the Lake County School
Transportation Committee in June and October
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General
Supervision of Transportation -
Districts provide
transportation to children living 3 or more miles
from the closest school or bus stop by providing bussing or
reimbursement to the parent or legal guardian through an
Individual Transportation Contract (TR-4)
due annually by
June 1. Transportation costs of children attending
school outside their own district of residence are the
responsibility of the parent. No public funds may be used.
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Acts on
district organization,
alteration, abandonment, and
boundary changes,
and is a member of the High School Boundary Commission.
Supervision of Rural Schools: Upper West Shore Elementary at
Dayton, Valley View Elementary, and Salmon Prairie Elementary -
schools with enrollment less than
150 students and not under the supervision of a district
superintendent or principal
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