§ 16091 District Fund Use Rules
This law lets the board decide exactly how money it gives or asks a district to add to a project can be spent, and those rules must be followed unless the board changes them.
A school district gets state money to build a new science lab, and the board says the money can be used for lab tables, computers, and safety equipment.
The district has to spend the money just for those things. If the district still has leftover money that was set aside for things like desks, the board can tell the district to use that leftover money for the lab too. If later the board wants to let the money be used for something else, like a library, the board or the Director of General Services can approve that change.
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§ 16091 District Fund Use Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026