School capital construction funding.

Wyoming's SF 66 consolidates school funding accounts by eliminating the "school major maintenance subaccount" and "school lands mineral royalties account." It redirects specific revenue streams - particularly excess federal lease bonus payments (after $7.5 million annually) and funds from the strategic investments account - to the public school capital construction account. This directly affects public schools by providing dedicated funding for facility upgrades and construction projects, rather than operational costs. The bill clarifies how mineral royalty earnings and federal payments are distributed, ensuring consistent annual transfers to capital construction without creating new revenue sources.