§ 15788 District Apportionment Transfer Rules
When a state‑aided school district is merged into another district, the new district takes over all the old district’s duties, powers, money, and repayment responsibilities.
District A, a state‑aided school district, is merged into District B. On the day the merger takes effect, District B now controls the school building money that belonged to District A and must make the same yearly payments to the state that District A used to make.
District B inherits everything District A had – the authority to run schools, the money in the building fund, and the obligation to pay back the state for any construction money that was given to District A.
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§ 15788 District Apportionment Transfer Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026