If a school trustee or board of school trustees
of any school corporation in Indiana that is adjacent to a school
corporation of another state believes the best interests of the public
schools can be promoted by purchasing school grounds, repairing or
erecting a schoolhouse or schoolhouses, and maintaining a school
jointly between the two (2) adjacent school corporations, the school
trustee or school trustees of the school corporation of Indiana so
situated may enter into an agreement with the school authorities of the
adjacent school corporation to:
(1)purchase school grounds or repair or construct a school
building;
(2)purchase school furniture, equipment, appliances, or fuel; or
(3)employ teachers and maintain a school;
if, in the judgment of the school trustee or trustees of Indiana
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If a school trustee or board of school trustees
of any school corporation in Indiana that is adjacent to a school
corporation of another state believes the best interests of the public
schools can be promoted by purchasing school grounds, repairing or
erecting a schoolhouse or schoolhouses, and maintaining a school
jointly between the two (2) adjacent school corporations, the school
trustee or school trustees of the school corporation of Indiana so
situated may enter into an agreement with the school authorities of the
adjacent school corporation to:
(1) purchase school grounds or repair or construct a school
building;
(2) purchase school furniture, equipment, appliances, or fuel; or
(3) employ teachers and maintain a school;
if, in the judgment of the school trustee or trustees of Indiana, the best
interests of the public school can be promoted by doing so.
[Pre-2005 Elementary and Secondary Education
Recodification Citation: 20-4-56-1.]