Which position is NOT involved in the appointment of members to the State Board of Education?

The position not involved in the appointment of members to the State Board of Education is the Superintendent of Schools. This is because the Superintendent of Schools is typically an administrative role responsible for the day-to-day operations and management of the education system, rather than a position with authority to make appointments to state boards.

In contrast, the Governor has the power to appoint members to the State Board of Education based on legislative appointments and recommendations, and both the Majority Leader of the Senate and the Speaker of the Assembly may have roles in influencing or officially appointing members through their respective legislative processes. This structure ensures that educational oversight is maintained through appointed officials who have a vested interest in the state's educational policies and governance.