Alabama § 45-30-101 - Established; Franklin County Educational Board Account.

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§ 45-30-101. Established; Franklin County Educational Board Account.

There shall be established a scholarship program for the benefit of residents of Franklin County. The revenue derived from the county tax levied by Subpart 1, Part 6, Article 24, is appropriated to the program and is deposited into the Franklin County Educational Board Account, which is hereby created. All funds in any predecessor scholarship account shall be transferred to this account.

Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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