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2012 Michigan Compiled Laws
Chapter 388 — SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL AID
Act 289 of 1964 — REORGANIZATION OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS (388.681 - 388.693)***** Act 289 of 1964 THIS ACT IS SUBJECT TO CONDITIONAL EXPIRATION: See 388.693 *****
- Section 388.681 — Reorganization of school districts; definitions.
- Section 388.682 — State committee for reorganization of school districts; appointments, distribution; vacancies, compensation.
- Section 388.683 — State committee for reorganization of school districts; organization; election of vice-chairperson and secretary; vice-chairperson acting as chairperson; records of meetings; preparation and distribution of materials; availability of records and other writings to public; meetings; quorum; conducting business at public meeting; notice of meeting.
- Section 388.684 — School district reorganization program; surveys, approval of proposals, reports.
- Section 388.685 — Intermediate district committee for reorganization of school districts; membership, election, vacancies, organization.
- Section 388.686 — Intermediate district reorganization committee; meetings, records, district reorganization plan, hearings, approval, revision, dissolution of committee.
- Section 388.687 — Optional election methods for adoption of reorganization plans; conduct.
- Section 388.688 — Classification of districts formed.
- Section 388.689 — Consolidation, annexation or division of districts.
- Section 388.690 — School aid; apportionment.
- Section 388.691 — Board of education of newly-formed district.
- Section 388.692 — Board of education of district losing identity; records, property.
- Section 388.693 — Final report; expiration of act.
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