Can school districts and charter schools access all of the cash currently distributed to cover current CSF expenditures?
Yes, cash in the “ten fund” can be used to cover current expenditures in any one of the three buckets established by the CSF. However, for districts, expenditures must be made within the provisions and limitations associated with each bucket as based on the per pupil amount projected by JLBC. Charter schools should follow the same logic, but based on actual cash distributions for the fiscal year.
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