New York State Board of Regents

1 Election and Appointment
2 Government roles
3 Position overview
- 3.1 Transparency
4 Taxpayer-funded lobbying
5 External links
6 References

The State Board of Education comprises of 17 members, all elected by the State Legislature. Board members are elected for 5 year terms. One member is elected from each 13 judicial district and 4 members serve at large. Board members do not receive a salary but they are reimbursed for travel and related expenses. The board is responsible for the general supervision of state education related activities. Additionally, the board presides over the New York State Education Department.^[1]

Election and Appointment

Government roles

Position overview

Transparency

Taxpayer-funded lobbying

External links

References

↑ New York State Department of Education,"About the Board of Regents," retrieved September 4, 2009

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