"The schools of choice provisions in Section 105 and 105c of the State School Aid Act are designed to allow local school districts to enroll nonresident students and count them in membership without having to obtain approval from the district of residence.  Section 105 permits local school districts to enroll students who reside in other local school districts within the same intermediate school district.  Section 105c allows enrollment of students who reside in school districts located in contiguous intermediate school districts.  Local school districts may also participate in cooperative education programs with other local or intermediate school districts that permit them to enroll and count each other's resident students.  Cooperative education programs are not governed by the Section 105 or 105c requirements." 

For additional details regarding the schools of choice provisions,
see Sections 105 and 105c of the State School Aid Act (MCL 388.1705 and 388.1705c).