§ 57500 District Consolidation Succession
Two small school districts, each with their own schools and rules, decide to merge into one bigger district.
After they merge, the new big district now owns all the schools and land the small ones had. It also has to take care of all the students and teachers. Everyone in the area now follows the new big district’s rules, and people who live there can vote in its elections.
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§ 57500 District Consolidation Succession
Last verified: January 22, 2026