§ 15357 School Facilities Bond Funds
This law tells the county board to set up special money accounts for each school improvement district – one to hold the cash from bonds they sell and another to hold the interest and savings for those bonds.
A local school district wants to build a new science lab and sells $5 million in bonds to raise the money.
The money from those bonds is put into a special "building fund" that the county board created, and the interest that has to be paid on the bonds goes into a separate "interest and sinking fund". This keeps the money organized and separate from other county funds.
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§ 15357 School Facilities Bond Funds
Last verified: January 10, 2026