Delaware Code § 29-7514

Local funds and state appropriations to be deposited
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The moneys paid to the State Treasurer by a school district as its local share under any school construction bond authorization act
and any funds appropriated as its local share by the State under any school construction bond authorization act, including any additional
amount appropriated to such school district by the State, and for the financing of which bonds of the State are to be issued shall be
deposited by the State Treasurer in a special fund and shall be expended only for school construction in such district. Each of said local
shares and additional amounts shall be credited with interest in the following manner:
(1) The State Treasurer shall credit to the account of each local school district which has funds on deposit with the State Treasurer
such amount of interest as determined by this section upon such funds. The rate of interest applied shall be based upon net interest
earned and calculated under guidelines established by the Cash Management Policy Board.
(2) On or before the last day of each month, the State Treasurer shall credit the operating and debt service accounts respectively of
each school district's operating and debt service funds with interest on the average daily balances in operating and debt service funds
for the preceding month. The amount of interest due shall be calculated upon the average daily account balances determined by the
respective financial activity reports of the Department of Finance.
(3) On or before the first day of each month, the State Treasurer shall credit the debt service of each local school district's construction
fund with interest on the average balance of that proportion of the construction account contributed by the local district. The amount
of interest due shall be calculated upon the average daily account balances determined by the respective financial activity reports of
the Department of Finance.

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