§ 15326 School Facilities District Formation
This law lets a school board officially create a special district to pay for school building projects after a hearing, and requires the board to say how much it will cost and give the district a name.
A city wants to build a new elementary school. After a public hearing, the school board passes a resolution that creates the “School Facilities Improvement District of Oakwood School District” and says the project will cost $15 million.
The board follows the law by making a resolution after the hearing, stating the cost, and naming the new district, so the money can be collected and used for the school construction.
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§ 15326 School Facilities District Formation
Last verified: January 10, 2026