Wyoming § 21-6-213 - Notice to districts affected by action of committee.
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§ 21-6-213. Notice to districts affected by action of committee.
When a district boundary board proposal organizing or reorganizing a school district or altering or changing the boundaries of any district or districts is approved or rejected by the state committee, the secretary shall promptly notify the clerk of the district board in each of the districts affected, in writing, giving in the notice the number of the district or districts affected and describing their boundaries and other changes approved or rejected.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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