§ 1606 Federal Land School Funding
This law lets the county superintendent, with the school board’s okay, split money from the county school fund to any school district that has land bought by the United States.
A school district includes a former army base that the federal government now owns.
Because the district has land the U.S. bought, the superintendent can give part of the county school fund money to that district, after the board agrees.
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§ 1606 Federal Land School Funding
Last verified: January 10, 2026