Texas § ED.130.00311 - METHODS OF INCLUSION OR PARTICIPATION IN JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT
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§ ED.130.00311. METHODS OF INCLUSION OR PARTICIPATION IN JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT
METHODS OF INCLUSION OR PARTICIPATION IN JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT. (a) The following are methods that may be used to be included in or to participate in a junior college district: (1) the registered voters of territory that is not located in a junior college district may petition to join an existing junior college district or to establish a new junior college district under the other provisions of this chapter; or (2) a junior college district may enter into an agreement with an entity or community under Section 130.0081 to provide services to the entity or community. (b) If a political subdivision or part of a political subdivision is not located in a junior college district or has not entered into an agreement under Section 130.0081 , a person who resides in that territory and who is a student of a junior college district shall be charged tuition and fees at the rate established under Section 130.0032 (d). Added by Acts 2005, 79th Leg., Ch. 1100 (H.B. 2221 ), Sec. 1, eff. June 18, 2005.
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