Colorado § 23-71-103 Districts organized - when

Colorado Statutes

§ 23-71-103 — Districts organized - when

Colorado § 23-71-103

Title 23Postsecondary Education

Art.Local District Colleges

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 23-71-103 (2026).

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Local college districts in Colorado
may be organized in an area approved for organization by the state board for
community colleges and occupational education. The area to be approved for
organization shall also have a twelfth-grade school population, as determined by
the immediately preceding school census, of four hundred or more and a valuation
for assessment at the time of organization of such district of sixty million dollars or
more. A district may be entirely within one county or partly in two or more counties.
Any existing school districts shall be entirely included or entirely excluded.

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Local college districts in Colorado
may be organized in an area approved for organization by the state board for
community colleges and occupational education. The area to be approved for
organization shall also have a twelfth-grade school population, as determined by
the immediately preceding school census, of four hundred or more and a valuation
for assessment at the time of organization of such district of sixty million dollars or
more. A district may be entirely within one county or partly in two or more counties.
Any existing school districts shall be entirely included or entirely excluded.