HB 1374 (2026)
Allow withdrawal from cooperative school district after majority vote in withdrawing district, regulate school closures across municipalities
This bill is still active.
Modifies the procedure for withdrawal from a cooperative school district to allow a majority of voters in a single withdrawing district to elect to withdraw. The bill also clarifies that a supermajority of voters in the withdrawing district voting in favor of withdrawal shall constitute conclusive evidence of the withdrawal of the district.
The Senate amended the bill to add a new state law governing school closures across municipalities.
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