§ 12302 Federal Education Funds Use
This law says that money the state gets from certain federal programs must be spent by the agency running the program to do what the federal law requires, and the money is paid out by the state Treasurer using checks from the Controller after a claim is filed by the education officials.
A community college receives a federal grant for a new science lab. The college’s Board of Governors files a claim for the money, the Controller writes a warrant, and the Treasurer pays the college.
The grant money must be used for the lab as the federal law says, and the payment follows the steps the statute sets: claim by the Board, warrant by the Controller, and payment by the Treasurer.
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§ 12302 Federal Education Funds Use
Last verified: January 10, 2026