§ 1252 County School Workers' Compensation Insurance
This law lets a county school superintendent buy liability insurance for local school districts using a special fund, and it explains how premiums, dividends, and reimbursements work.
A county school district wants liability coverage for accidents that happen on school property.
The county superintendent purchases an insurance policy through the State Compensation Insurance Fund, pays the premium from the county school service fund, and after the final payment the district sends money back to that fund in proportion to its payroll. Any dividends earned are returned to the district based on how much it paid.
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§ 1252 County School Workers' Compensation Insurance
Last verified: January 10, 2026