Missouri § 171.096 - Board may permit use of school facilities for adult education purposes.

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§ 171.096. Board may permit use of school facilities for adult education purposes.

Each school board in the state may, under such terms and conditions as it may determine, permit the use of its buildings and grounds for adult education purposes.

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(L. 1967 1st Ex. Sess. p. 894 § 1)

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