Michigan § 388.712 Emergency school district; reorganization; applicability; determination of emergency.

Michigan Statutes

§ 388.712 — Emergency school district; reorganization; applicability; determination of emergency.

Michigan § 388.712

Ch. 388SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL AID

Act 239 of 1967REORGANIZATION OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS (388.711-388.721)

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REORGANIZATION OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS (EXCERPT) Act 239 of 1967 388.712 Emergency school district; reorganization; applicability; determination of emergency. Sec.

2.This act applies only to school districts lying wholly in, or the major part of the territory of which lies wholly in, a county having a population of more than 1,000,000. The board of education or 5% of the school electors, but not less than 5 electors in a primary school district or less than 25 electors in a school district of the fourth class, of any primary school district or school district of the fourth class not reorganized under the provisions of Act No. 289 of the Public Acts of 1964, may petition the state board of education to determine if an emergency warranting immediate reorganization exists within the district.

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REORGANIZATION OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS (EXCERPT) Act 239 of 1967 388.712 Emergency school district; reorganization; applicability; determination of emergency. Sec. 2. This act applies only to school districts lying wholly in, or the major part of the territory of which lies wholly in, a county having a population of more than 1,000,000. The board of education or 5% of the school electors, but not less than 5 electors in a primary school district or less than 25 electors in a school district of the fourth class, of any primary school district or school district of the fourth class not reorganized under the provisions of Act No. 289 of the Public Acts of 1964, may petition the state board of education to determine if an emergency warranting immediate reorganization exists within the district.