§ 16206 Excess School Tax Funds
This law lets the county superintendent give back extra money from special taxes to a school district when the district’s board says they have more than they need for building projects for the next three years.
A school district raises $500,000 through a special tax for new school buildings. After the board checks the plans, they realize they only need $300,000 for the next three years, leaving $200,000 extra.
The board tells the county superintendent about the $200,000 surplus, and the superintendent can send that extra money back to the district from the county’s school building aid fund.
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§ 16206 Excess School Tax Funds
Last verified: January 10, 2026