Section 33-354 – INDEBTEDNESS — BOND ISSUES.
33-354. INDEBTEDNESS — BOND ISSUES. School subdistricts may incur debt and issue bonds for the same purposes as set forth in section 33-1102, Idaho Code. The governing body of a school subdistrict may submit to the qualified electors of the school subdistrict the question of whether the governing body of the school subdistrict shall be […]
Section 33-355 – LEVY FOR PLANT FACILITIES RESERVE FUND — ELECTION.
33-355. LEVY FOR PLANT FACILITIES RESERVE FUND — ELECTION. The governing body of a school subdistrict may call an election in the school subdistrict, pursuant to the provisions of section 33-804, Idaho Code, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified school electors of the school subdistrict the question of a levy by a school […]
Section 33-356 – SCHOOL BUILDING DESIGN AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY.
33-356. SCHOOL BUILDING DESIGN AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY. (1) (a) School districts may seek to qualify for a reduction in building replacement value calculation for qualified, newly constructed public school buildings pursuant to section 33-1019(4), Idaho Code. (b) Each school district that seeks to qualify a newly constructed building for the building replacement value calculation provided […]
Section 33-357 – CREATION OF INTERNET-BASED EXPENDITURE WEBSITE.
33-357. CREATION OF INTERNET-BASED EXPENDITURE WEBSITE. (1) As used in this section, unless otherwise required: (a) "Education provider" means: (i) A school district, including a specially chartered district organized and existing pursuant to law; (ii) A cooperative services agency or intermediate school district; (iii) A public charter school authorized pursuant to state law; or (iv) […]
Section 33-358 – KINDERGARTEN JUMP-START PROGRAM — PARENT TRAINING.
33-358. KINDERGARTEN JUMP-START PROGRAM — PARENT TRAINING. (1) A school district that offers a kindergarten screener in the spring for children who will enter kindergarten in the fall may use existing funds to establish up to a four (4) week kindergarten jump-start program for children whose score on the screener indicates that they are not […]
Section 33-315 – COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES — LEGISLATIVE INTENT DECLARED.
33-315. COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES — LEGISLATIVE INTENT DECLARED. The legislature of the state of Idaho hereby declares its intent to encourage school districts to cooperatively provide those educational services which they are unable to offer singly or which can be provided more economically and/or more efficiently in combination with other districts. History: [33-315, added 1967, […]
Section 33-316 – COOPERATIVE CONTRACT TO EMPLOY SPECIALIZED PERSONNEL AND/OR PURCHASE MATERIALS.
33-316. COOPERATIVE CONTRACT TO EMPLOY SPECIALIZED PERSONNEL AND/OR PURCHASE MATERIALS. The trustees of two (2) or more school districts may cooperatively enter into written contract to employ specialized personnel and/or purchase materials which in the judgment of the contracting school districts are necessary or desirable for the conduct of the business of the school districts. […]
Section 33-317 – COOPERATIVE SERVICE AGENCY — POWERS — DUTIES — LIMITATIONS.
33-317. COOPERATIVE SERVICE AGENCY — POWERS — DUTIES — LIMITATIONS. (1) Two (2) or more school districts may join together for educational purposes to form a service agency to purchase materials and/or provide services for use individually or in combination. The cooperative service agency thus formed shall be empowered to adopt bylaws, and act as […]
Section 33-317A – LEGISLATIVE INTENT — COOPERATIVE SERVICE AGENCY — SCHOOL PLANT FACILITY LEVY.
33-317A. LEGISLATIVE INTENT — COOPERATIVE SERVICE AGENCY — SCHOOL PLANT FACILITY LEVY. (1) For the purpose of constructing and maintaining facilities of a cooperative service agency, a properly constituted cooperative service agency may request from its member school districts additional funding to be furnished by a tax levy not to exceed four-tenths of one percent […]
Section 33-318 – FAIR SHARE OF EXPENSES — APPROPRIATION FROM SCHOOL DISTRICT FUNDS.
33-318. FAIR SHARE OF EXPENSES — APPROPRIATION FROM SCHOOL DISTRICT FUNDS. For the services and materials received from a cooperative service agency, boards of trustees may appropriate from school district funds and pay to the service agency an amount determined by the governing body of the agency to be their fair share of the expenses […]