§ 101133 School Bond Issuance Authority
This law lets the State Allocation Board ask the State School Building Finance Committee to decide if they should sell bonds to pay for school money, and if so, how much to sell.
The State Allocation Board wants money to build a new high school, so it asks the Committee to see if selling bonds would help and how many bonds to issue.
The Board sends a request with the school funding plan, and the Committee checks if bonds are needed and tells the Board the amount to sell. The bonds can be sold in several rounds instead of all at once.
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§ 101133 School Bond Issuance Authority
Last verified: January 10, 2026