§ 1206 County Superintendent Credential Requirements
This law says you must have a valid teaching credential to be elected or appointed as a county superintendent of schools, except when the county’s school size changes and the current superintendent can stay on even without the credential.
Jane wants to run for county superintendent in a county that requires a credential, but she does not have one.
Because the law requires a valid credential, Jane cannot be elected or appointed. If the county later grows and moves to a higher class, the superintendent who is already in office could keep the job and run again even without a credential.
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§ 1206 County Superintendent Credential Requirements
Last verified: January 10, 2026