§ 15743 District Fund Use Rules
This law says a state board can decide how school districts spend money given to them for projects. The board can also make the district use leftover money from other things, like furniture or equipment, for these projects.
A school district gets money from the state to build a new playground. They also have leftover money from buying new desks last year.
The state board can tell the district to use the leftover desk money for the playground instead. The district has to follow these rules unless the board changes them later.
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§ 15743 District Fund Use Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026