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A. A school bond, sometimes called a municipal bond, is a document that obligates a school district to repay borrowed money on a given maturity date and to pay interest semi-annually at a rate set at the date of sale to the bondholder. A bond authorization is used as needed for the items listed in a proposed bond plan.
