§ 15108 School District Debt Exclusion
This law says that when a school district (or community college or school facilities district) checks how much debt it has, it should not count the part of its bonds that another district or area is responsible for.
District A builds a new high school and issues $10 million in bonds. District B promises to pay $3 million of those bonds if needed. When District A looks at its debt limit, it only counts $7 million, not the $3 million that District B will cover.
Because another district (District B) is liable for $3 million, that amount is left out of District A's debt calculation under this law.
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§ 15108 School District Debt Exclusion
Last verified: January 10, 2026