§ 16343 School District Apportionment Approval
This law says that money that was given to a school district before 1980 under special rules is now officially approved and can be spent as planned.
A small town school district got extra building money in 1975, but the paperwork was finished later. After the district voted to accept the money and put the required amount in a state fund, the state now confirms that the money is theirs and lets them use it to build a new classroom.
Because the district followed all the steps—getting voter approval, depositing the required share, and getting official certification—the state treats the old funding as final and allows the school to spend it for construction.
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§ 16343 School District Apportionment Approval
Last verified: January 10, 2026