How Madison County School Districts Were Organized

1940s-1950s, community unit school district vote, consolidation, education, Madison County Board of Education, renumeration, rights, schools, types of schools in Madison County

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This document details the way in which Madison County schools were organized prior to voter consolidation and renumeration and how the process of consolidation and renumeration occurred.

• Madison County Regional Office of Education

• education
• East Alton
• Wood River
• Madison County Board of Education
• Illinois
• school districts
• renumeration

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October 30, 1973

• School District Consolidation in Madison County

• Miscellaneous Document

Typed notes

• Madison County

• ROE-D-0003