Rhode Island § 16-3.1-5 § 16-3.1-5. Termination of participation.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 16-3.1-5 — § 16-3.1-5. Termination of participation.

Rhode Island § 16-3.1-5

Title 16Education

Ch. 16-3.1Cooperative Service Among School Districts [See Title 16 Chapter 97 â€” The Rhode Island Board of Education Act]

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 16-3.1-5 (2026).

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§ 16-3.1-5. Termination of participation.
(a) Each original agreement shall provide for the disposition, upon termination, of any
            unencumbered funds, equipment, supplies, and property, real or personal, held pursuant
            to the agreement. The commissioner of elementary and secondary education shall resolve
            any and all disputes among participating school districts which the governing body
            is unable to resolve.
         
(b) Any school district that is a party to a cooperative service agreement may terminate
            its obligation at the end of any fiscal year by written notice to the commissioner
            of elementary and sec

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§ 16-3.1-5. Termination of participation.

(a) Each original agreement shall provide for the disposition, upon termination, of any unencumbered funds, equipment, supplies, and property, real or personal, held pursuant to the agreement. The commissioner of elementary and secondary education shall resolve any and all disputes among participating school districts which the governing body is unable to resolve.

(b) Any school district that is a party to a cooperative service agreement may terminate its obligation at the end of any fiscal year by written notice to the commissioner of elementary and secondary education and all other parties, provided that notice is received at least six (6) months before the start of the state's next ensuing fiscal year.