Sentences with phrase «charter school bond issued»

They reviewed a study by the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), the largest national community development nonprofit, which has analyzed every rated and unrated charter school bond issued from 1998 - 2011.

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At the state level, Colorado and Michigan now allow bond authorities to issue tax - exempt bonds on behalf of charter schools.

Its main purpose was to make it easier to pass bond issues for public school funding, and district advocates say that most voters were not aware of the provision («buried in a little Easter egg,» as Folsom put it) requiring public schools to offer charters their unused space.

There are no bond issues for charter public school construction and improvements.

In California, the $ 13 billion school bond issue approved in November included up to $ 100 million for charter school facilities; the $ 3.3 billion bond issue approved on the same day in the Los Angeles district was the first in California to include funds for expanding charter school facilities — $ 50 million.

The City of Palm Bay issued the $ 21 million bonds, and loaned the proceeds to Patriot Charter School LLC, a subsidiary of Charter Schools USA.

Janet's clients span a variety of industries in Texas and nationwide and she is a highly respected bond counsel, underwriter counsel, credit bank counsel, borrower counsel, issuer counsel and trustee counsel in connection with multi-million-dollar municipal and conduit bond issues for school districts, charter schools, private schools and local governments.

21) Texas: KIPP Inc. becomes the first private charter school system to price a bond issue competitively, using the backing of the Texas Permanent Schoolschool system to price a bond issue competitively, using the backing of the Texas Permanent SchoolSchool Fund.

«Since the PSF backing became available under 2013 legislation, credit - worthy charter school operators have been able to refund previously issued bonds with the state guarantee, dramatically lowering their borrowing costs.»

The New York City Economic Development Corporation had never been in the business of issuing tax exempt bonds for charter schools, but starting with the Bronx Charter School for Excellence and another school that was seeking funding at the same time, the public economic development entity became a major charter school funder in Necharter schools, but starting with the Bronx Charter School for Excellence and another school that was seeking funding at the same time, the public economic development entity became a major charter school funder in NeCharter School for Excellence and another school that was seeking funding at the same time, the public economic development entity became a major charter school funder in NewSchool for Excellence and another school that was seeking funding at the same time, the public economic development entity became a major charter school funder in Newschool that was seeking funding at the same time, the public economic development entity became a major charter school funder in Necharter school funder in Newschool funder in New York.

On Friday, the board signed off on dedicating an additional $ 249 million of the Permanent School Fund in March to back bond issues for charter schools and then another set for $ 317 million in September.

Janet Vaughan Robertson's practices focuses on the public finance arena and she is a highly respected bond counsel, underwriter counsel, credit bank counsel, borrower counsel, issuer counsel and trustee counsel in connection with multi-million dollar municipal and conduit bond issues for school districts, charter schools, private schools and local government.

ICEF Public Schools (ICEF), a network of 12 charter schools in South Los Angeles and Inglewood, announced this week that its flagship View Park Preparatory Elementary and middle schools will move to a new 54,000 square - foot campus currently being constructed with the use of $ 19.8 million bond issue from the California School Finance Authority Schools (ICEF), a network of 12 charter schools in South Los Angeles and Inglewood, announced this week that its flagship View Park Preparatory Elementary and middle schools will move to a new 54,000 square - foot campus currently being constructed with the use of $ 19.8 million bond issue from the California School Finance Authority schools in South Los Angeles and Inglewood, announced this week that its flagship View Park Preparatory Elementary and middle schools will move to a new 54,000 square - foot campus currently being constructed with the use of $ 19.8 million bond issue from the California School Finance Authority schools will move to a new 54,000 square - foot campus currently being constructed with the use of $ 19.8 million bond issue from the California School Finance Authority (CSFA).

Since 2014, public charter schools that meet the eligibility criteria have been able to issue and refinance bonds with the PSF Bond Guarantee Program, saving millions of taxpayer dollars that were able to stay in the classroom.