§ 101423 School Bond Issuance Authority
This law says that when the State Allocation Board asks, the State School Building Finance Committee decides if it should sell bonds to pay for school money, and how much, and it can do this in pieces over time.
The State Allocation Board wants money to build a new high school, so it asks the Committee to see if bonds should be sold and how much.
The Committee looks at the request, checks the school funding numbers, and then decides whether to issue bonds and for what amount. It can issue several rounds of bonds instead of selling them all at once.
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§ 101423 School Bond Issuance Authority
Last verified: January 10, 2026