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Code · Idaho · Title 33 — Education · Chapter 3 — School Districts

33-310A. Consolidation of contiguous school districts.

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In addition to the procedure contained in section
33-310
, Idaho Code:
A. five per cent (5%) or more of the registered voters from each of two
(2)or more contiguous school districts, when such districts coincide with election precincts, or,
B. a number of registered voters equal to fifteen per cent (15%) or more of the aggregate number of votes cast at the last three
(3)elections for school trustees in each of the school districts, may petition in writing proposing the consolidation of their districts into a single new district. One
(1)copy of such petition shall be presented to the board of trustees of each district included in the proposed consolidation. The petition shall contain:
1. The names and addresses of the petitioners;
2. A map or maps showing the boundaries of the proposed new district, the boundaries of the component consolidating districts, the location of existing schoolhouses or other facilities of the component districts, the proposed trustee zones, and the proposed transportation routes, if any.
When the petitions are received by the boards of trustees, the provisions of section
33-310
, Idaho Code, shall become mandatory upon the boards so affected. The petitioners shall have the right to cooperate in the formulation of the proposed consolidated school district with the board of trustees of each school district affected thereby. The provisions of section
33-310
, Idaho Code, shall be complied with and the proposed consolidation together with the testimony given at the public hearings shall be submitted to the state board of education within three
(3)months after the first meeting of the combined boards and the petitioners. The first meeting of the combined boards and the petitioners shall be within fifteen
(15)days after the petitions are submitted by the petitioners.
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