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The Coalition for Adequate School Housing (CASH) was formed in 1978 to promote, develop, and support state and local funding for K-12 construction.

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Posted on May 11, 2020 by Heidi Hughes

Estimate of State General Fund Revenue and Operating Deficit

Thank you for your continuing support of the Coalition for Adequate School Housing (CASH). One of our goals is to provide you with accurate budget and education policy information throughout this pandemic.

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Posted in Finance, Legislation, Local School Bonds, Proposition 51, Proposition 51 Implementation, State Agency, State School Bonds
Posted on May 1, 2020 by Heidi Hughes

Message from the Chair – Tough Times Don’t Last – Tough People Do!

As with every aspect of American life, COVID-19 has changed the game for the education community, including the school facilities and maintenance sector.  California schools are confronted with questions on procedures and processes about cleaning and disinfecting to ensure learning environments are clean, safe and healthy. The opportunities and challenges presented by the necessity of distance learning, providing food to under-served students who might not otherwise have access to meals, and significant State funding challenges on the horizon.  CASH was born in conflict, and we are meeting these challenges as we always do through education and advocacy.

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Posted in Annual Conference, Construction, Finance, General, Legislation, Local School Bonds, Maintenance & Operations, Message From the Chair, State Agency, State School Bonds
Posted on January 23, 2020 by Heidi Hughes

State Allocation Board Increases Grant Amounts and Impact Fees

On January 22, the State Allocation Board (SAB) met to approve an adjustment to School Facility Program (SFP) grants, and to Level I development impact fees.

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Posted in Construction, Finance, General, State Allocation Board

State Allocation Board Defers Action on Proposal to Cease Accepting Applications

Posted on June 28, 2018 by admin

Today the State Allocation Board (Board) deferred action on a proposed regulation to cease accepting applications once bond authority has been exhausted. Approval of this proposal would essentially eliminate the School Facility Program (SFP) for projects outside of Proposition 51 bond authority. New Construction Proposition 51 bond authority is expected to be exhausted by October 2018, and Modernization bond authority is expected to be exhausted by September 2019.

CASH urged the Board to defer action and to thoroughly vet the proposal and its significant impacts. Chair Jacqueline Wong-Hernandez stated that she would like the proposal to come back before the Board in August 2018, and indicated that she intends to involve stakeholders in the review process.

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Posted in Finance, Legislation, Proposition 51 Implementation

February Facility Planners Update 2018

Posted on February 12, 2018 by CASH

February 12, 2018

The CASH Facility Planners Meeting Update for February 2018 is now available and includes information regarding:

  • CASH Annual Conference
  • Proposition 51 Update
  • 2018-2019 State Budget: Governor Proposes Minimum for School Facilities
  • Legislative update
  • Upcoming Networking Mixers

Click here to view the update.

~ CASH staff

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Posted in Construction, Finance, General, Legal, Legislation, Maintenance & Operations, Planning & Architecture, Proposition 51, Proposition 51 Implementation, Water

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