§ 14056 County Superintendent Salary Funding

This law says the state must include money in its budget to help pay part of the county superintendent of schools' salary. This money comes from a special fund for county schools.

Key Takeaways

•The state must include money in its budget to help pay the county superintendent of schools' salary.
•This money comes from a special fund called the county school service fund.
•The money can only be used to pay part of the superintendent's salary, not for anything else.

Example

Imagine your county has a superintendent who earns $150,000 a year. The state is supposed to help pay part of that salary.

The state must set aside a specific amount of money in its budget to help cover the superintendent's salary. This money can only be used for that purpose and comes from a fund meant for county school services.

How to Calculate

No specific formula provided in the statute.

The state decides how much money to give based on the law.
This money is taken from the county school service fund.
The money is used only to pay part of the county superintendent's salary.

If the law says the state must contribute $50,000 toward the superintendent's salary.

Result: The state includes $50,000 in the budget from the county school service fund to help pay the superintendent's salary.

The budget submitted pursuant to Section 14050 shall include an amount equal to that specified by law as the state’s contribution toward payment of the annual salary of the county superintendent of schools to be used exclusively for the partial payment of the annual salary of the county superintendent of schools. Such amount shall be paid for such purpose from the allowance made to the county school service fund pursuant to Section 14054. (Enacted by Stats. 1976, Ch. 1010.)

This law says the state must include money in its budget to help pay part of the county superintendent of schools' salary. This money comes from a special fund for county schools.

Key Takeaways

•The state must include money in its budget to help pay the county superintendent of schools' salary.
•This money comes from a special fund called the county school service fund.
•The money can only be used to pay part of the superintendent's salary, not for anything else.

Example

Imagine your county has a superintendent who earns $150,000 a year. The state is supposed to help pay part of that salary.

How to Calculate

No specific formula provided in the statute.

The state decides how much money to give based on the law.
This money is taken from the county school service fund.
The money is used only to pay part of the county superintendent's salary.

If the law says the state must contribute $50,000 toward the superintendent's salary.

Result: The state includes $50,000 in the budget from the county school service fund to help pay the superintendent's salary.

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§ 14056 County Superintendent Salary Funding

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