§ 16080 Deduction For School Aid Repayment
The state controller decides each school district's yearly repayment, splits it into four equal pieces, and takes those pieces out of the district's February‑May school fund payments, sending the money to a special building aid fund that can only go into the state’s general fund later.
A school district receives $100,000 each month from the State School Fund. The controller says the district must repay $20,000 for the year.
The controller will take $5,000 out of the district’s February, March, April, and May payments, sending the total $20,000 to the State School Building Aid Fund. That money can later be moved only into the state’s General Fund.
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§ 16080 Deduction For School Aid Repayment
Last verified: January 10, 2026