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C.A.S.H. Leadership to Speak at CMAA Breakfast of Champions

Posted on April 30, 2015 by CASH

04/30/15

Joe Dixon, Past Chair and Tova Corman, C.A.S.H. Board Member, will be presenting at the following program on May 20 in Long Beach, CA.  For more information go to http://www.cmaasc.org/.

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~ C.A.S.H. Staff

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Posted in Legislation California Building Industry Association, CBIA, State School Bond Initiative

Californians Willing to Borrow Big in 2016 to Help Schools

Posted on April 24, 2015 by CASH

April 24, 2015

The following article was originally posted by KQED and written by John Myers on April 22, 2015 and is reprinted here with their permission.

[Editor’s Note: Periodically, we publish guest articles that we think inform readers on topics of interest. The article below by John Myers addresses Californian’s willingness to support a school facilities bond in 2016. Necessarily, the views and opinions of the author is his own, but we think the article below is interesting and informative.]

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Posted in Legislation Governor Brown, PPIC, public policy institute of california, School Bond, State School Bond Initiative, statewide school bond

Message from the Chair – April 2015

Posted on April 21, 2015 by CASH

April 21, 2015

hannah_JennyState School Bond Initiative, Governor’s Executive Order on Water Conservation, and the NextGen Experience

In last month’s Message from the Chair, I introduced myself as your new Chair, talked about my personal and professional background, and outlined some of my priorities as Chair, including 21st Century classrooms and how they contribute to teaching and learning.  In this month’s Message, we will get right to work on critical issues for the C.A.S.H. organization – the Californians for Quality Schools (CQS) Initiative and responding to the Governor’s Executive Order on water conservation.   

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Posted in General Attorney General, B-29-15, California Drought, Californians for Quality Schools, CQS, Governor's Executive Order, NextGen Experience, School Facility Program, Spring NextGen Symposium, State School Bond Initiative, State Water Resources Control Board, Title and Summary, Water Board, Water Conservation

Appointment of Senator Sharon Runner to the State Allocation Board

Posted on April 21, 2015 by CASH

April 20, 2015

TO:  ALL SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS

The Office of Public School Construction (OPSC) is pleased to announce that Senator Sharon Runner has been appointed to the State Allocation Board.  The OPSC welcomes the Senator back to the State Allocation Board and looks forward to working with her on school facilities issues.

~ C.A.S.H Staff

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Posted in State Agency office of public school construction, OPSC

Bond Ratings vs Reserve Cap

Posted on April 20, 2015 by CASH

04/20/15

A school district recently received the following: S&P specifically pointed to the state’s actions in setting the reserve cap trigger as a potential credit risk in two areas of the report.  This gives a real-life example of how the reserve caps are seen as a negative with the rating agencies and how that can result in higher borrowing costs.

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Posted in Finance Proposition 98, S&P

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