§ 15124 School Bond Election Certification
This law says that when a vote on school bonds gets enough support, the school board must write down the result in its meeting notes and send a certified copy of the vote to the county board of supervisors.
A town votes on a bond to rebuild an old elementary school. 70% of the voters say yes, which is more than two‑thirds.
Because the vote is more than two‑thirds in favor, the school board writes that fact in its minutes and then sends a certified copy of the election results to the county’s board of supervisors. The county superintendent also forwards a copy to the board.
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§ 15124 School Bond Election Certification
Last verified: January 10, 2026