§ 16092 School Funding Certification Deadlines
This law says that if the school board doesn't get the required certificates from the county superintendent within nine months, the temporary funding plan is cancelled, and the board must then send the final funding plan to the state controller for payment.
A school district gets a conditional grant to build a new classroom, but the board forgets to collect the superintendent's certificates within nine months.
Because the certificates weren't received in time, the grant is voided and the district loses that money. The board then has to send the final approved funding amounts to the state controller, who orders the state treasurer to pay the county treasurer from the school building aid fund.
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§ 16092 School Funding Certification Deadlines
Last verified: January 10, 2026