Wyoming § 21-6-223 - Elementary school districts not electing to organize and unify; affiliation with unified high school districts.
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§ 21-6-223. Elementary school districts not electing to organize and unify; affiliation with unified high school districts.
An elementary school district not electing to unify shall affiliate itself with a unified school district and become an elementary supporting district for the high school within that district for purposes as defined by law.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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