§ 16166 District Boundary Change Reporting
This law says that when a school district is merged into another district or its borders change, the county superintendent must quickly send a written report to the state board, and the board must then tell the State Controller about the change.
A tiny rural school district is combined with the neighboring district because the state redraws the district lines.
The county superintendent has to file a written certificate within 10 days that says when the merger happened, which area is affected, and the name of the new district. Then the state board sends a notice to the State Controller with those details.
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§ 16166 District Boundary Change Reporting
Last verified: January 10, 2026