§ 16156 District Annexation Aid Adjustment
This law tells what to do with state aid money when a school district is merged into another district before it gets all the money it was promised.
District A is waiting for state aid, but before it receives the full amount, it is merged into District B.
If District B cannot get state aid, District A stops getting any more money. If District B can get aid and has applied for it, the state board can look at both districts' requests again and decide to give the needed money to District B. If only part of District A merges into District B, the board can add extra money for District A within two years, up to the original amount, without needing new bonds.
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§ 16156 District Annexation Aid Adjustment
Last verified: January 10, 2026