§ 15205 School Bond Cancellation Reversal
This law lets the school board undo a cancellation of bonds that were approved by voters, if the board decides issuing the bonds would help the district, as long as they don’t issue more money than voters originally approved.
A school district cancelled $5 million of bonds in 1998 after voters approved them. In 2025 the board decides the district needs a new science wing and thinks the bonds should be issued after all.
Because the board finds that issuing the bonds is in the district’s best interest, they can order the cancellation undone and re‑issue the bonds up to the original $5 million limit, following the same interest rate and repayment terms that voters approved.
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§ 15205 School Bond Cancellation Reversal
Last verified: January 10, 2026