§ 101420 School Bond Funding Authorization
This law lets the state sell up to $8.5 billion in new bonds (but not any refunding bonds) to fund school‑building projects and to pay back a special revolving fund.
A school district needs $200 million to build a new high school.
The state can issue part of the $8.5 billion of authorized bonds to raise that $200 million, and the money will go toward the school’s construction and to reimburse the General Obligation Bond Expense Revolving Fund.
Authorized New Bond Amount = $8,500,000,000 – (Amount of refunding bonds issued under § 101430)
The state has already issued $500 million of refunding bonds.
Result: $8,000,000,000 of new bonds can still be issued.
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§ 101420 School Bond Funding Authorization
Last verified: January 10, 2026