§ 12400 Federal Education Funds Authority
This law gives school boards and county superintendents the power to work with the U.S. government to receive and spend money that comes from any federal law, such as the Emergency Employment Act of 1971.
A school district wants to hire extra teachers using federal money after a natural disaster.
The district’s board can sign agreements with the federal government, get the money, and spend it on the new teachers, even if the federal rules say they must also add some of their own money.
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§ 12400 Federal Education Funds Authority
Last verified: January 10, 2026