← Back to context Comment by anamexis 4 months ago School districts are often supersets of municipalities. 8 comments anamexis Reply runjake 4 months ago This is the correct answer.From RFC 1386, Section 3.3.1: "Public schools are usually organized by districts which can be larger or smaller than a city or county." https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc1386#page-12 throw_await 4 months ago What a wierd phrasing. It reads to me like it excludes the possibility of it being the same. thesuitonym 4 months ago It's said this way because the default assumption is that a school district extends only to city or county lines. They can be larger or smaller, though. staticshock 4 months ago "can be" ≠ "must be" 4 replies →
runjake 4 months ago This is the correct answer.From RFC 1386, Section 3.3.1: "Public schools are usually organized by districts which can be larger or smaller than a city or county." https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc1386#page-12 throw_await 4 months ago What a wierd phrasing. It reads to me like it excludes the possibility of it being the same. thesuitonym 4 months ago It's said this way because the default assumption is that a school district extends only to city or county lines. They can be larger or smaller, though. staticshock 4 months ago "can be" ≠ "must be" 4 replies →
throw_await 4 months ago What a wierd phrasing. It reads to me like it excludes the possibility of it being the same. thesuitonym 4 months ago It's said this way because the default assumption is that a school district extends only to city or county lines. They can be larger or smaller, though. staticshock 4 months ago "can be" ≠ "must be" 4 replies →
thesuitonym 4 months ago It's said this way because the default assumption is that a school district extends only to city or county lines. They can be larger or smaller, though.
This is the correct answer.
From RFC 1386, Section 3.3.1:
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc1386#page-12
What a wierd phrasing. It reads to me like it excludes the possibility of it being the same.
It's said this way because the default assumption is that a school district extends only to city or county lines. They can be larger or smaller, though.
"can be" ≠ "must be"
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