§ 21-6-211 — Approval or rejection of proposal by state committee

Wyoming § 21-6-211

• Jurisdiction: Wyoming
• Title 21: Education
• Ch. 6: SCHOOL DISTRICT ORGANIZATION
• Art. 2: DISTRICT BOUNDARY BOARD

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Within ninety (90) days after receipt of a proposal from any
district boundary board, the state committee shall either
approve or reject the proposal and notify the district boundary
board of its action. In approving or rejecting a proposal, the
state committee shall consider the effect of the proposal upon
the purposes stated in this article. No proposal shall be
approved if in the opinion of the state committee it fails to
comply with the provisions or purposes of this article. If a
proposal is rejected, the state committee shall enter its order
with reasons for the rejection and recommendations for making
the proposal acceptable. If a proposal is rejected, a district
boundary board may resubmit a modified proposal as often as
necessary or may appeal the rejection pursuant to W.S. 21-6-224.
When a proposal is approved, the state committee shall make an
order establishing the school district according to the approved
proposal. An order of the state committee pursuant to this
section shall be the final administrative determination and
shall be filed with the county clerk of each county involved
within ten (10) days from the approval or rejection of the
proposal, in accordance with W.S. 21-6-212.