§ 1602 County School Emergency Funding
This law lets the county superintendent use the school fund to pay costs and give extra money to schools or community colleges for regular expenses when they’ve already hit the highest tax they can charge and aren’t spending more per student than other districts, or when there’s a temporary emergency, including paying for student transportation during emergencies.
A school district in the county has already raised the maximum property tax it can collect, but a sudden snowstorm knocks out several school buses, leaving kids without rides to school.
Because the district has hit its tax limit and is facing an emergency, the superintendent can give the district extra money from the school fund to fix or rent buses so students can get to school safely.
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§ 1602 County School Emergency Funding
Last verified: January 10, 2026