§ 16326 School Building Replacement Limits
This law tells how to figure out how much new school building space can be given when an unsafe school is replaced, and makes sure the new space isn’t bigger than the old unsafe space.
A school district has an old middle school that is unsafe and holds 600 students. They want to build a new school to replace it.
The district must follow board rules that use the number of students and other limits to calculate the new building size, and the new building’s usable area can’t be larger than the usable area of the old unsafe school.
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§ 16326 School Building Replacement Limits
Last verified: January 10, 2026