The Wentzville School District Board of Education is comprised of seven elected citizens. They represent citizens of the Wentzville School District in the development of policies and procedures for the operation of the school district, as well as in the management of its tax dollars.

At Board meetings, the members approve policies, hear a variety of reports and vote on recommendations from the superintendent. These recommendations cover issues such as capital improvement plans, curriculum, discipline the balanced budget and authorization of expenditures by the District in accordance with an annually approved budget.

Board members also:

• Hire and evaluate the superintendent and delegate all administrative responsibilities 
  
  
• Establish goals and evaluate outcomes 
  
  
• Interact with the community at-large 
  
  
• Assure school district performance 
  
  
• Board members serve three-year terms, which are staggered. Elections for the Board are held the first Tuesday in April each year. To be eligible, candidates must be a United States Citizen, at least 24 years of age, a Wentzville School District resident taxpayer, and have lived in and paid taxes in Missouri for at least one year.

 Click here for public access to Board of Education meetings and minutes.