§ 15738 School District Apportionment Deductions
This law says the state controller must keep taking money each year to pay back a district's loan, but after 25 years no more interest can be added, and after 30 years any leftover debt is erased.
A school district receives a $1 million fund that must be repaid to the state.
The controller will deduct a portion of the repayment every fiscal year until the whole $1 million plus interest is paid. After 25 years from the start date, no new interest can be added. If after 30 years some money is still unpaid, that amount is written off and the state can no longer demand it.
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§ 15738 School District Apportionment Deductions
Last verified: January 10, 2026