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Code · Kansas · Chapter 71 — Schools - Community Colleges

71-614. General fund; transfer authorizations; operating expense; certain expenditures prohibited.

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71-614. General fund; transfer authorizations; operating expense; certain expenditures prohibited. Any lawful transfer of money from the general fund of a community college to the career technical education fund, adult education fund, adult supplementary education fund or motorcycle driver safety fund shall be an operating expense in the year the transfer is made. The board of trustees of any community college may transfer moneys from its general fund to its career technical education fund, adult education fund, adult supplementary education fund or motorcycle driver safety fund.
Expenditures for career technical education, adult basic education, adult supplementary education and motorcycle driver safety shall not be made from the general fund of a community college.
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