§ 100832 School Bond Issuance Authority
This law says the State School Building Finance Committee decides if it should sell bonds to pay for school building money, and if so, how much to sell.
The State Allocation Board asks the Committee to help pay for new classrooms in several schools.
The Committee looks at the money needed, decides that bonds should be sold, and picks an amount (like $30 million) to issue. The bonds can be sold in pieces over time, not all at once.
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§ 100832 School Bond Issuance Authority
Last verified: January 10, 2026