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| District consolidations are rarely smooth, according to superintendents and school management experts, who cite sports rivalries, socioeconomic differences, salary ladder variations and transportation logistics as common challenges. Effective date: Schedule D should be used to explain discrepancies for acquisitions, statutory mergers or consolidations effective after 2004. Proposed consolidations that may have a substantial adverse effect on competition in a market generally are not approved unless there are countervailing convenience and needs considerations (such as the acquisition of a failing bank by a healthy institution). |
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