Michigan § 388.714 Reorganization committee; findings, contents.

Michigan Statutes

§ 388.714 — Reorganization committee; findings, contents.

Michigan § 388.714

Ch. 388SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL AID

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

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 388.714 (2026).

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REORGANIZATION OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS (EXCERPT) Act 239 of 1967 388.714 Reorganization committee; findings, contents. Sec. 4. Within 20 days following receipt of a transcript of the hearing, the state committee shall make a finding relative to the existence of a condition or conditions warranting immediate reorganization of the district. The finding shall include consideration of the adequacy of the district to provide the following:

(a)An educational program meeting standards established by the state department of education or by accrediting agencies.

(b)A physical plant which can contain an acceptable school program.

(c)Transportation for students.

(d)Necessary tax base.

(e)Pupil services, administrative and teaching staff, and auxiliary services in compliance with rules prescribed by

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REORGANIZATION OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS (EXCERPT) Act 239 of 1967 388.714 Reorganization committee; findings, contents. Sec. 4. Within 20 days following receipt of a transcript of the hearing, the state committee shall make a finding relative to the existence of a condition or conditions warranting immediate reorganization of the district. The finding shall include consideration of the adequacy of the district to provide the following: (a) An educational program meeting standards established by the state department of education or by accrediting agencies. (b) A physical plant which can contain an acceptable school program. (c) Transportation for students. (d) Necessary tax base. (e) Pupil services, administrative and teaching staff, and auxiliary services in compliance with rules prescribed by the department of education.