§ 16063 School District Bond Approval
This law says that when a school district gets a special money grant (apportionment) after a vote and paperwork, the grant is officially approved and can be used, but only if the school board or its delegate says so.
A small town school district wants to build a new gym. Voters in the district hold an election, and two‑thirds of the voters approve the board to take the state grant and issue bonds to pay for it.
After the vote, the county superintendent tells the school board and the state controller that the vote passed, the bonds were sold, and the money is ready. The board then signs off, and the grant becomes official and can be spent on the gym.
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§ 16063 School District Bond Approval
Last verified: January 10, 2026