§ 16153 District Apportionment Eligibility Rules
This law tells the board what to do when a district that wants a conditional apportionment gets merged into another district, depending on whether the other district can get an apportionment or not.
A small school district (District A) asks for extra state money. While waiting, it is merged completely into a neighboring district (District B) that is not allowed to get that extra money.
Because District A is now part of a district that can't get the money, the board must refuse the extra money to District A. If only part of District A had been merged, the board could look at the situation again and decide whether to give any money. If District B could get the money and also asked for it, the board would review both requests together.
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§ 16153 District Apportionment Eligibility Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026