§ 41307 Superintendent Allowance Appropriation

• •The state gives money to schools every year to help them out.
• •The person in charge of schools decides how much money is needed.
• •This money comes from a special state fund called the Investment Fund.
• •The money is moved to another fund called the State School Fund to be used by schools.

Imagine your school needs new books or computers.

The state will give money to your school to buy these things. The person who runs the schools figures out how much money is needed, and the state moves that money from one big piggy bank to another to pay for it.