§ 15735 School Loan Repayment Deductions
This rule tells the state Controller to spread each school district's yearly repayment over four months (Feb‑May) and send that money to a special building loan fund, which can later be moved only to the general school fund.
A school district is told it must repay $100,000 for the year. The Controller will take $25,000 from the district's February payment, $25,000 from March, $25,000 from April, and $25,000 from May, and send the total $100,000 to the Public School Building Loan Fund.
The district still gets its regular money, but a piece of each month's payment is taken out and put into the building loan fund, and that money can only go to the general school fund later.
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§ 15735 School Loan Repayment Deductions
Last verified: January 10, 2026