§ 1249 County School Publication Sales
This law lets a county school superintendent sell any printed material they create, but only at a price that covers the printing cost, and the money must go back into the same fund that paid for printing.
The county superintendent writes a guide for new teachers and prints 200 copies.
The superintendent can set a price that is no higher than what it cost to print each copy, sell the guides to teachers, and put the money earned back into the printing fund that paid for the guides.
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§ 1249 County School Publication Sales
Last verified: January 10, 2026