§ 15786 District Boundary Adjustment Confirmation
This law says that even if a school district's boundaries are changed in a very small way and some paperwork wasn't filed correctly, the final allocation of money and any spending from a loan fund are still considered approved and valid.
A county slightly shrinks a school district's borders by less than 1% of its property value, but the superintendent didn't file the required paperwork. However, the school board had already certified the change before April 15, 1952, so the district's final funding amount is still accepted and any money spent from the loan fund is confirmed.
Because the boundary change meets the size limit, the board's earlier certification satisfies the law, and the missing certificate doesn't stop the final apportionment from being ratified. This means the district can keep using the approved funds without having to redo the paperwork.
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§ 15786 District Boundary Adjustment Confirmation
Last verified: January 10, 2026