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1993 Nebraska Attorney General Reports and Opinions 1 (1993)

handle is hein.sag/sagne0023 and id is 1 raw text is: STATE OF NEBRASKA @1ffice of Ole Attorneg (Seneral 2115 STATE CAPITOL BUILDING LINCOLN, NEBRASKA 68509-8920 (402j 471-2682 TDD (402) 471-2682 CAPITOL FAX (402) 471-3297 1235 K ST. FAX (402) 471-4725 DON STENBERG ATTlORNEY GENERAL DATE: , SUBJECT: RQUESITED. BY: WRITTEN BY: January 25, 1993 L. STEVEN GRASZ SAM GRIMMINGER DEPUTY ATTORNEYS GENERAL STATE OF NEBRASA OF F ICIAL JAN 26 1993 DEPT. OF JUSTICE School Transportation. Subject * to certain conditions, public school boards may authorize the use of buses belonging to the school district for the transportation of public school students to and from school who reside outside the school district. Joe Lutjeharms, Commissioner of Education Lincoln, Nebraska 68509 Don Stenberg, Attorney General Harold Mosher, Senior Assistant Attorney General The residency of the student body of a school district obviously includes, but is not necessarily limited to, students who resicle within the territory under. the jurisdiction of the school board. It may also include nonresident contract students,, subject to the conditions stated in Neb. Rev. Stat. J -9-486 (Supp.1l992) and Neb. Rev. Stat. S 79-603 (Reissue 1987); nonresident elementary students, subject to the conditions stated in Neb. Rev. Stat. S 79- 4.78 (Reissue 1987); nonresident high school students, .subject to ..the conditions stated in Neb. Rev. Stat. SS. 79-494 to 79-4,106 (-eip3ue 1987), as amended; wards of the court, subject -to the tonditions stated-, in Neb. Rev. Stat.- S 79-445. (.Supp.. 1992); noaresident special education students, subjedt to, the conditions stated.-in Neb. Rev. Stat.. 'S.79-3359 '.(Reissue 1987); .and-option sttudants. subject to the conditions stated in Neb. Rev. Stat. SS yS-34i to 79-3418. (Supp. 1992).. The' terms and conditions upon which school districts may transport anyof: the above students to and frcm school. depends upon statutory authorization and. certain ZcoFt Lutional principles.. Davie rtK. trn L.iJay Parf41 J, Kirk'Brown-. David TB UialeK Laurie Smith-Camp Elaine A. Chepman Delores N. Coe-Barbee Dale A. Comer James A. Elworth Lynne R. Fritz Royce N. Harper William L Howland Marilyn B. Hutchinson Kimberly A. Klein Donald A. Kohtz Joseph P. Loudon Charles E. Lowe Lisa D. Martin-Price Lynn A. Melson Harold I. Mosher Fredrick F. Neid Marie C. Pawol Kenneth W. Payne Paul N. Potadle Jan E. Rempe James H. Spears Mark D. Starr John R. Thompson Barry Wald Terri M. Weeks Alfonza Whitake Melanie J. Whittamore-Mantzios Linda L. Willard printed on rcycled paper

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