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Article 39
Central High School Districts

Sections

1901
Central high school districts
1902
Other districts may join central high school district
1903
Powers of board of education
1904
Annual organizational meeting of board of education in the county of Nassau
1905
District treasurer and clerk
1906
District meetings
1907
Transportation of pupils
1908
Apportionment of expenses
1909
State aid
1910
Location of site or sites
1911
Acquisition of site and erection of building
1912
Formation of central high school districts in the county of Suffolk
1913
Laying out
1914
Board of education
1915
Facilities
1916
Superintendent status
1917
Employees
1917‑A
Employees
 



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Blank Outline Levels

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(3) A person may apply [...]
(4)(a) A person petitioning for relief [...]

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