OSKALOOSA — School Board Election will be held Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Nomination papers can be located at the School District Superintendent’s Office, filing dates are Monday, July 6 through Thursday, July 30 at 5 p.m. at the District’s Superintendent’s Office.
Forms can also be downloaded off the Internet at www.sos.state.ia.us/elections/candidates and click on:
• School Elections
• School Board Nomination Petition
Offices that will be filled at the School election and the number of signatures needed to get on the ballot:
Fremont:
Director at-large: 3 to be elected; 10 signatures needed.
North Mahaska:
Director District No. 4: 1 to be elected; 10 signatures needed.
Director District No. 5: 1 to be elected; 10 signatures needed.
Oskaloosa:
Director District No. 2: 1 to be elected; 50 signatures needed.
Director District No. 5: 1 to be elected; 50 signatures needed.
Director At-Large: 1 to be elected; 50 signatures needed.
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