§ 100415 School Facilities Funding Appropriation
This law says that any money put into the 1998 State School Facilities Fund can only be used to help school districts build or improve K‑12 school buildings, and to pay back any loans taken for that fund.
A county wants to build a new middle school. The county applies for money from the 1998 State School Facilities Fund, gets the aid, builds the school, and later repays any loan the fund took out.
The fund’s money is used exactly for that school construction, and the county must later pay back any borrowed money with interest, just as the law requires.
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§ 100415 School Facilities Funding Appropriation
Last verified: January 10, 2026