The elected officers will assume their respective positions immediately following the election. A special election will be held for the three officers of the Tamil School Board during the next Annual General Body meeting to be conducted during the Deepavali function, 2016. The External Board Members may continue upon approval by the Board whose members will change with the new Tamil School year. The term of the two external Board members shall end on June 30 th 2017 to facilitate with synchronization of the new Board with the Tamil School calendar. Once this is completed, the Board consisting of thirteen members shall recruit two individuals who have Tamil Language teaching experience (hereafter called External Board members) in North America to complete the formation of the Tamil School Board.
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The joint committee of the Board of Trustees and Executive committee of TAGDV shall appoint pro tempore officers of the Tamil School Board, namely – Chair, Secretary and Treasurer. Namely, the two Principals, two Chairs of Academic Councils of the Tamil Schools, two Chairs of Parent Teacher Association of each of the Tamil Schools, two student representatives, Chair of the Board of TAGDV and the President of TAGDV, totaling ten in number will form the initial Board membership. Part of the Board membership is automatic, by virtue of current officers of the Tamil Schools, TAGDV and TAGDV Board of Trustees.
Upon doing so, the Tamil School Board shall become alive, and act upon its responsibilities. In April of 2016, a special meeting of TAGDV General Body shall be called to discuss, approve and adopt these Bylaws to initiate the formation of Tamil School Board for providing oversight of multiple schools that function under the auspices of TAGDV. As part of its activities, it has been operating and managing Tamil Schools for the young children of the community, where the sole focus is teaching of the Tamil Language, a classical language whose poetic literature predates fourth century BCE, and has been in continuous use by the people of Southern India over the past three millennia. Since the early 1970s, the Tamil Association of Greater Delaware Valley, henceforth referred to as TAGDV, has been functioning as a non-profit cultural organization in the Greater Delaware Valley.
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