2005 Vermont Code - § 706c. — Approval by state board of education
§ 706c. Approval by state board of education
The planning committee shall transmit the report to the commissioner who shall submit the report with his recommendations to the state board of education. That board after notice to the planning committee and after giving the committee an opportunity to be heard shall consider the report and the commissioner's recommendations, and decide whether the formation of such union school district will be for the best interest of the state and of the school districts proposed as members of the union. The board may request the commissioner and the planning committee to make further investigation and may consider any other information deemed by it to be pertinent. If, after due consideration and any further meetings as it may deem necessary, the board finds that the formation of the proposed union school district is in the best interests of the state and the school districts involved, it shall approve the report submitted by the committee, together with any amendments, as a final report of the planning committee, and shall give notice of its action to the committee. The chairman of the planning committee shall file a copy of the final report with the town clerk of each proposed member district at least 20 days prior to the vote to establish the union. (Added 1967, No. 277 (Adj. Sess.), § 9.)
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