§ 16029 School Facility Modification Funding
This law lets school districts that already qualify for a repayment adjustment ask for extra money to fix existing school buildings for year‑round programs, but the extra money can’t be more than the cost of those fixes and is taken out of the amount they’d otherwise get.
A district wants to add a new wing to an existing elementary school so it can hold classes all year.
The district can apply for an apportionment (extra money) to pay for the wing, but the amount can’t be more than the cost of building the wing, and whatever they get will be subtracted from the repayment adjustment they would otherwise receive.
Adjusted Eligible Cost = Eligible Facilities Cost – Apportionment
The district estimates the wing will cost $500,000.
Result: Adjusted Eligible Cost = $500,000 – $200,000 = $300,000. The $200,000 apportionment is given to the district, and the remaining $300,000 is used in the repayment‑adjustment calculation.
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§ 16029 School Facility Modification Funding
Last verified: January 10, 2026