New York § 1510 Consolidation of districts by vote of qualified electors

New York Statutes

§ 1510 — Consolidation of districts by vote of qualified electors

New York § 1510

Law EDNEducation

Title 2School District Organization

Art. 31School Districts

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N.Y. Education § 1510 (2026).

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  § 1510. Consolidation of districts by vote of qualified electors.  Two\nor more common school districts may be consolidated and created as one\ncommon school district, or two or more union free school districts may\nbe consolidated and created as one union free school district, or one or\nmore common school districts may be consolidated with one or more union\nfree school districts and created as a union free school district, by a\nvote of the qualified electors thereof as provided in sections fifteen\nhundred eleven, fifteen hundred twelve and fifteen hundred thirteen.\n

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§ 1510. Consolidation of districts by vote of qualified electors. Two\nor more common school districts may be consolidated and created as one\ncommon school district, or two or more union free school districts may\nbe consolidated and created as one union free school district, or one or\nmore common school districts may be consolidated with one or more union\nfree school districts and created as a union free school district, by a\nvote of the qualified electors thereof as provided in sections fifteen\nhundred eleven, fifteen hundred twelve and fifteen hundred thirteen.\n