14 Del. C. § 1041
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§ Â 1041. Definitions.
Official statutory text
As used in this subchapter:
(1) “Inhabitant” means a person who both claims legal residence and physically resides in a designated area or school district.
(2) “Reorganized school district” means a school district constituted and established under this chapter whether by reorganization, consolidation or division.
(3) “School board” means the board of education of a school district which is constituted and established under this chapter whether by reorganization, consolidation or division.
(4) “School board member” means a person duly elected or appointed to a school board in accordance with the provisions for such election or appointment as provided elsewhere in this chapter.
(1) “Inhabitant” means a person who both claims legal residence and physically resides in a designated area or school district.
(2) “Reorganized school district” means a school district constituted and established under this chapter whether by reorganization, consolidation or division.
(3) “School board” means the board of education of a school district which is constituted and established under this chapter whether by reorganization, consolidation or division.
(4) “School board member” means a person duly elected or appointed to a school board in accordance with the provisions for such election or appointment as provided elsewhere in this chapter.
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