§ 16207 County School Building Aid
This law tells the county auditor to tell the school superintendent how much money is in the school building aid fund twice a year, and then the superintendent orders that money to be paid, but only up to $160 for each student who lives in a district that doesn’t take care of its own school buildings.
A county has 500 students who live in districts that don’t maintain their own school buildings.
The auditor must tell the superintendent the fund amount by the last Monday in December and May. If the fund shows $90,000, the superintendent can only order up to $160 × 500 = $80,000 to be paid, because the law caps the payment at $160 per student. The money is then sent to the state’s school building aid fund and later used to pay back the district that actually maintains the schools.
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§ 16207 County School Building Aid
Last verified: January 10, 2026