§ 10906 Recreation Center Cooperation
This law lets certain big school districts team up with local charities or companies to build and run recreation centers, but the school can only pay for up to half of any project’s total cost.
A high school district that had about 18,000 students in 1971‑72 wants to build a new gym with a local nonprofit group.
The district can work with the nonprofit to design, build, and run the gym, but it can only pay for 50% or less of the total building cost.
Board contribution ≤ (1/2) × Total project cost
The recreation center will cost $2,000,000 total.
Result: The board can pay up to $1,000,000; the nonprofit must cover the remaining $1,000,000 or more.
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§ 10906 Recreation Center Cooperation
Last verified: January 10, 2026