§ 101020 Bond Issuance For State Funding
This law lets California sell up to $7.329 billion in bonds (minus any refunding bonds) to fund school‑building projects and to pay back a special revolving fund.
The state needs money to build new classrooms in several districts.
California can issue bonds worth up to $7.329 billion (less any refunding bonds already issued). The money raised is used for the school projects, and the bonds are backed by the state's full faith and credit.
Authorized_Bonds = 7,329,000,000 – Refunding_Bonds
Suppose the state has already issued $500,000,000 in refunding bonds.
Result: Authorized_Bonds = 7,329,000,000 – 500,000,000 = 6,829,000,000
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§ 101020 Bond Issuance For State Funding
Last verified: January 10, 2026