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Code · CFR · Title 25 — Indians · Part 37 · § 37.111

§ 37.111. What role does a tribe have in issues relating to school boundaries?

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A tribal governing body may:
(a)Establish and revise geographical attendance boundaries for all but ORB schools;
(b)Authorize ISEP-eligible students, residing within the tribe's jurisdiction, to receive transportation funding to attend schools outside the geographic attendance area in which the student lives; and
(c)Authorize tribal member students who are ISEP-eligible and are not residing within the tribe's jurisdiction to receive transportation funding to attend schools outside the student's geographic attendance area.
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