MDE - Intermediate School District Reform Legislation

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Intermediate School District Reform Legislation

A package of bills enacted in November 2004 amended the Revised School Code to make changes to certain intermediate school district (ISD) procedures and to expand certain requirements of ISDs, including but not limited to the ISD board election process, budget adoption, conflict of interest, travel, expenditures of public funds, potential performance audits, contract requirements, and additional annual reports.

- Conflict of Interest, Model Policy On
2004 PA 419 requires the Department of Education to develop and distribute to each intermediate school district a model conflict of interest policy.

- Expenditures of Funds for Intermediate School Districts (ISDs), Model Policy On
2004 PA 419 requires the Department of Education to develop and distribute to each intermediate school district a model expenditure of funds policy.

ISD Legislative Resources
A joint project developed by MSBO (Michigan School Business Officials) and MAISA (Michigan Association of Intermediate School Administrators).


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