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State Statutes - Idaho - Title 33 - Chapter 3 - 33-351
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33-351 - SUBDISTRICTS -- AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH -- ELECTION
The board of
trustees of any school district which operates two (2) or more high schools
may at any time, on its own motion or upon the filing with the board of
trustees of a petition so requesting signed by not less than fifty (50) school
electors, call an election to submit to the qualified electors of the school
district the question of the creation of one or more school subdistricts. Such
election shall be called, held and conducted pursuant to the provisions of
chapter 4, title 33, Idaho Code. The proceedings calling such election shall
set forth the boundaries of each proposed school subdistrict and shall provide
for the submission of the question of the creation of each such school
subdistrict to the qualified electors of the school district and to the
qualified electors residing within the proposed boundaries of each such school
subdistrict. No proposition for the creation of a school subdistrict shall be
determined to have carried unless such proposition shall receive a majority of
the votes cast on such proposition by the qualified electors residing within
the boundaries of the school district and a majority of the votes cast on such
proposition by the qualified electors residing within the boundaries of the
proposed school subdistrict. Whenever the creation of more than one (1) school
subdistrict is submitted at the same election, separate ballots and separate
propositions shall be used in voting on the question of creating each school
subdistrict.
 
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