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Code · Illinois · Chapter 105 — SCHOOLS · Act 5

Sec. 11E-20. Combined school district formation.

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Sec. 11E-20. Combined school district formation.
(a)(1) The territory of 2 or more entire contiguous elementary districts may be organized into a combined elementary district under the provisions of this Article.
(2)Any 2 or more entire elementary districts that collectively are within or substantially coterminous with the boundaries of a high school district, regardless of whether the districts are compact and contiguous with each other, may be organized into a combined school district in accordance with this Article.
(3)Any 2 or more entire elementary districts that are not contiguous may be organized into a combined school district in accordance with this Article if the following requirements are met and documented within 2 calendar years prior to the petition filing date:
(A)the distance between each district administrative office is documented as no more
than 30 miles; and
(B)every district contiguous to a district wishing to organize into a combined school
district under the provisions of this paragraph
(3)determines that it is not interested in participating in a petition for a combined school district filed in accordance with this Article, through a vote of its school board, and documents that non-interest in a letter to the regional superintendent of schools containing approved minutes that record the school board vote.
(b)(1) The territory of 2 or more entire contiguous high school districts may be organized into a combined high school district under the provisions of this Article.
(2)Any 2 or more entire high school districts that are not contiguous may be organized into a combined school district in accordance with this Article if the following requirements are met and documented within 2 calendar years prior to the petition filing date:
(A)the distance between each district administrative office is documented as no more
than 30 miles; and
(B)every district contiguous to a district wishing to organize into a combined school
district under the provisions of this paragraph
(2)determines that it is not interested in participating in a petition for a combined school district filed in accordance with this Article, through a vote of its school board, and documents that non-interest in a letter to the regional superintendent of schools containing approved minutes that record the school board vote.
(c)(1) The territory of 2 or more entire contiguous unit districts may be organized into a combined unit district under the provisions of this Article.
(2)Any 2 or more entire unit districts that are not contiguous may be organized into a combined school district in accordance with this Article if the following requirements are met and documented within 2 calendar years prior to the petition filing date:
(A)the distance between each district administrative office is documented as no more
than 30 miles; and
(B)every district contiguous to the district wishing to organize into a combined school
district under the provisions of this paragraph
(2)determines that it is not interested in participating in a petition for a combined school district filed in accordance with this Article, through a vote of its school board, and documents that non-interest in a letter to the regional superintendent of schools containing approved minutes that record the school board vote.
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