Texas § ED.130.015 - CONTROL OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT OR CITY JUNIOR COLLEGE

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§ ED.130.015. CONTROL OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT OR CITY JUNIOR COLLEGE

CONTROL OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT OR CITY JUNIOR COLLEGE. A junior college established by an independent school district or city that has assumed control of schools already validated or established pursuant to the provisions of this chapter may be governed, administered, and controlled by and under the direction of the board of trustees of that independent or city school district. Acts 1969, 61st Leg., p. 2997, ch. 889,

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