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Permanent School Fund

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produced by the fund's investments is distributed to the state's public school districts (in proportion to their average daily student attendance), but the fund itself may not be spent; this provision ensures that the fund will continue to grow, and its revenues will be available for Texas public
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which changed the fund's name to the Permanent School Fund and transferred half of the public lands owned by the state to the fund as its new endowment. The 1876 constitution also tasked the General Land Office with the management of these lands and the fund.
251: (1960) that Texas was in the unique position of owning territory out to three leagues (10.35 miles) from its coastline. These lands were also added to the Permanent School Fund, further enlarging its assets. 146:. Its assets include many publicly owned lands within Texas and various other investments; as of the end of fiscal 2020 (August 31), the fund had an endowment of $ 48.3 billion. The fund is distinct from the 233:, which returned to the States the navigable territorial waters that had been historically the property of the States. Because Texas's historical territorial waters originated with its period as a 241: 194:
established the Special School Fund (a predecessor to the Permanent School Fund), intended to fund the state's public school system. The fund was
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with $ 2 million taken from the money paid to Texas by the federal government in return for Texas's claimed territory in what are now parts of
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are collected on natural resource extraction on these lands. Royalties on oil and gas extraction are the fund's major source of revenues.
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The General Land Office then reinvests these revenues and manages the investments. The
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The lands and other assets in the fund are managed by the
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Index

Sovereign wealth fund
Institutional investor
Texas Legislature
Austin, Texas
Total assets
Texas
Official website
sovereign wealth fund
public
primary
secondary education
Texas
Permanent University Fund
University of Texas System
Texas A&M University System
Texas General Land Office
mineral royalties
interest
Texas Legislature
endowed
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Civil War
Reconstruction
new constitution
Submerged Lands Act
sovereign state
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U.S.

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