§ 15722 School Bond Election Certification
This law says that after a school election about borrowing money (bonds), the county superintendent must write a paper saying if the bonds were approved and if the school can spend the money. They send copies to the school board and the state Controller.
A school district holds a vote to borrow money to build a new school.
If the vote passes, the county superintendent writes a paper saying the bonds were approved and the school can spend the money. They send one copy to the school board and one to the state Controller. Once the money is available, they write another paper to make it official.
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§ 15722 School Bond Election Certification
Last verified: January 10, 2026