§ 21-5-1 Purpose of school for the blind [New Mexico school for the blind and visually impaired]; power to acquire land
§ 21-5-2 Management of New Mexico school for the visually handicapped [New Mexico school for the blind and visually impaired]; corporate powers
§ 21-5-4 [Authority to use name “New Mexico school for visually handicapped [New Mexico school for the blind and visually impaired].”]
§ 21-5-6 [Transportation of children.]
§ 21-5-7 Superintendents of school districts required to report blind children
§ 21-5-12 [Authority to borrow money; purposes.]
§ 21-5-13 [Power of board to sell and retire bonds.]
§ 21-5-14 Form of bonds
§ 21-5-15 [Bonds; publication of notice; award to highest responsible bidder; purchase by state.]
§ 21-5-16 [Permanent improvement and interest and retirement funds.]
§ 21-5-17 [Interest and retirement fund established.]
§ 21-5-18 [Pledge of income for interest and retirement; leased land income.]
§ 21-5-19 [Forwarding of funds for payment of coupons and bonds.]
§ 21-5-20 [Funds restricted to designated purposes.]
§ 21-5-21 [State treasurer’s duty to establish interest and retirement fund.]
§ 21-5-22 [Authority to designate bonds in series; bonds not to exceed income for preceding fiscal year.]
§ 21-5-23 [Tax exemption; security for public moneys.]
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Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 21 > Article 5 - New Mexico School for the Blind and Visually

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