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"September 2005."--Colophon.

"Deactivation is one type of school district reorganization. Other types of reorganization are: consolidation, conversion, cooperative high school, detachment/annexation, [and] dissolution/annexation."--p. [2]

A deactivation is beneficial to the districts involved as a result of increased opportunities for students without reorganizing the districts. A student's education may be expanded to include class offerings otherwise not available. Deactivation allows a school board to deactivate an elementary facility or a high school facility and send the students in grades Kindergarten through 8 or grades 9 through 12, on a tuition basis, to schools in another district or districts. Any high school district, elementary district, or unit district may deactivate a school facility. There is currently no limit on the number of years a district may have a deactivated school facility.