§ 42801 Revolving Cash Fund Bond
Imagine you're a school principal, and the school gives you $5,000 in cash to pay for small, urgent things like broken windows or last-minute supplies.
The law says you must get a bond (like a promise backed by an insurance company) for at least $10,000. This bond makes sure you won’t run off with the money or spend it the wrong way. If the school asks for the money back, you have to give it to them. The school pays for this bond, not you.
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§ 42801 Revolving Cash Fund Bond
Last verified: January 23, 2026