§ 16160 Loan Liability Exclusion District Division
This law says that when an elementary school district is broken into three pieces that each join a new unified district, those pieces don’t count toward the original district’s state loan repayment, but only if three specific things are true.
A tiny rural area that used to be part of a larger elementary district splits off and joins a new unified district.
Because the rural area’s property value is under 4% of the old district’s value, its student count isn’t used for extra state aid calculations, and it didn’t buy any school buildings under the program, the old district doesn’t have to include that piece when figuring out how much of the state loan it must pay back.
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§ 16160 Loan Liability Exclusion District Division
Last verified: January 10, 2026