72-6765. Same; approved on petition.
72-6765
72-6765. Same; approved onpetition.The orders of the state superintendent of public instruction heretoforeissued headed "order organizing unified school districts anddisorganizing nonunified school districts" are hereby declared to beoperative and effective as of January 1, 1965, to the extent and at thetimes specified in such orders, except as otherwise specificallyprovided in this act and the act of which this act is amendatory. Theabove orders of the state superintendent hereby validated are made insubstantially the following form and the same are filed in the office ofthe state superintendent of public instruction.
Form U 120
Adel F. Throckmorton, SuperintendentTopeka, Kansas
ORDER ORGANIZING UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND DISORGANIZING NONUNIFIEDSCHOOL DISTRICTS
In accordance with authority vested in the State Superintendent ofPublic Instruction by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Kansas,and particularly Chapter 393 of the Session Laws of Kansas, 1963, thewithin order is entered and made this ____ day of ______________, by me,Adel F. Throckmorton, duly elected and acting State Superintendent ofPublic Instruction of the State of Kansas.
Preliminary to issuing the within order the following findings arehereby made and declared:
1. ______________, (being after October 1, 1964) ______________petitioned the State Superintendent of Public Instruction underauthority of Section 13 of the above statute for the establishment of aunified district comprised of territory described in such petition asfollows:
2. Said ______________ duly adopted a resolution authorizing theexecution of such petition, and the same was duly executed and presentedto the state superintendent of public instruction on ______________.
3. The territory described in such petition includes at least 80percent of the territory and population of the petitioning district, andincludes territory outside of such petitioning district within thelimits prescribed by clause (b) of said Section 13.
4. The method of election of members of the board of the unifieddistrict is stated in such petition (together with recommendations formember district boundaries). The same conforms to the provisions of saidChapter 393 of the Session Laws of Kansas, 1963.
5. The proposed unified district meets the requirements of Section11 (a), (c), (g) and (h) of said Chapter 393.
6. The state superintendent of public instruction has consideredsuch petition and is of the opinion that establishment of such unifieddistrict is consistent with the purpose named in said Chapter 393.
Therefore, and in consideration of the above, I, Adel F.Throckmorton, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, do herebyorder that the above named and described unified district is herebyorganized and its home county is designated to be ______________ County;and shall hereafter be designated by the name and style of UnifiedSchool District No. ______, ______________ County, State of Kansas. Theeffective date of the organization of such unified district is January1, 1965, for the limited purposes specified in Chapter 393 of theSession Laws of Kansas, 1963, and the effective date of organization ofsuch unified district for all purposes is July 1, 1966; the territorialextent and boundaries of the unified district hereby established isdescribed in paragraph 1 above: Provided, That it is the intentionof this order that the unified districts heretofore established underauthority of Chapter 393 of the Laws of Kansas, 1963, shall not beoverlapped by the districts organized by the order, and if any suchoverlapping does inadvertently occur by reason of the description hereinprovided, then the boundaries of the unified districts established byorders heretofore made shall be construed to be controlling.
Whereas, the above order is made and entered, the followingfurther order is also made and entered as a part thereof, to wit:
1. All of the following named school districts are wholly within theboundaries of the unified district hereby organized and such namedschool districts are hereby disorganized effective July 1, 1966:
Type of Number ofdistrict district County
2. All of the following named school districts are divided by thisorganization order, but the remaining territory thereof is adequate insize to remain organized in the opinion of the state superintendent ofpublic instruction, and the same shall therefore remain organized untiland unless disorganized according to law:
Type of Number ofdistrict district County
3. All of the following named school districts are divided by thisdisorganization order, and, in the opinion of the state superintendent,the territories outside of the unified district are not adequate in sizeto remain organized; therefore, these districts are hereby disorganizedeffective July 1, 1966:
Type of Number ofdistrict district County
This order is signed and executed this ____ day of _________, __, andshall take effect and be in force at the times and to the extentprovided by law in Chapter 393 of the Session Laws of Kansas, 1963.
/s/ Adel F. Throckmorton State Superintendent of Public Instruction of the[seal]
State of Kansas
The unified districts validated by this section are designated by thename and style of "Unified District No. ____, ____________ County, Stateof Kansas"; and the numbers and counties of such unified districts areas follows: Nos. 344 and 346 of Linn county; No. 345 of Shawnee county;No. 347 of Edwards county; No. 348 of Douglas county; No. 352 of Shermancounty; Nos. 353, 356, 357, 358, 359 and 360 of Sumner county; Nos. 354and 355 of Barton county; No. 361 of Harper county; No. 362 of Linncounty; No. 363 of Finney county; No. 364 of Marshall county; No. 365 ofAnderson county; No. 366 of Woodson county; Nos. 367 and 368 of Miamicounty; No. 369 of Harvey county; Nos. 370 and 371 of Gray county; No.372 of Shawnee county; No. 373 of Harvey county; No. 374 of Haskellcounty; No. 375 of Butler county; No. 376 of Rice county; No. 378 ofRiley county; No. 379 of Clay county; No. 380 of Marshall county; No.381 of Ford county; No. 382 of Pratt county; Nos. 383 and 384 of Rileycounty; No. 385 of Butler county; No. 386 of Greenwood county; No. 387of Wilson county; No. 388 of Ellis county; and Nos. 389 and 390 ofGreenwood county; Nos. 391 and 392 of Osborne county; No. 393 ofDickinson county; Nos. 394 and 396 of Butler county; No. 395 of Rushcounty; Nos. 397 and 398 of Marion county; No. 399 of Russell county;No. 400 of McPherson county; No. 401 of Rice county; No. 402 of Butlercounty; No. 403 of Rush county; No. 404 of Cherokee county; No. 405 ofRice county; No. 406 of Doniphan county; Nos. 408 and 410 of Marioncounty; Nos. 377 and 409 of Atchison county; No. 411 of Marion county;No. 412 of Sheridan county; Nos. 413 and 414 of Neosho county; No. 415of Brown county; No. 416 of Miami county; No. 417 of Morris county; Nos.418 and 419 of McPherson county; Nos. 420 and 421 of Osage county; Nos.422 and 424 of Kiowa county; No. 423 of McPherson county; No. 425 ofDoniphan county; Nos. 426 and 427 of Republic county; No. 429 ofDoniphan county; No. 430 of Brown county; No. 431 of Barton county; No.432 of Ellis county; No. 433 of Doniphan county; and No. 434 of Osagecounty; No. 435 of Dickinson county; No. 436 of Montgomery county; No.437 of Shawnee county; No. 438 of Pratt county; No. 439 of Harveycounty; No. 440 of Harvey county; No. 407 of Russell county; No. 428 ofBarton county; Nos. 441 and 442 of Nemaha county; No. 443 of Fordcounty; No. 444 of Rice county; Nos. 445, 446 and 447 of Montgomerycounty; No. 448 of McPherson county; and No. 449 of Leavenworth county.
History: L. 1965, ch. 420, § 2; Feb. 23.