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Berlin, Gordon L. – MDRC, 2016
The social sector's hottest "impact investing" product--the social impact bond (SIB)--has generated a range of reactions, from excitement to angst. An SIB uses private funds to pay for a social, educational, or health program, and the government repays investors (plus a return) only if the program achieves prespecified results. The…
Descriptors: Investment, Bond Issues, Financial Support, Program Implementation
Boschee, Floyd; Holt, Carleton R. – 1999
It has become increasingly difficult for school administrators and boards of education to obtain funds for meeting educational community needs and for overcoming obstacles to providing high quality education. This book provides the theoretical basis for developing specific strategies for resolving school bond issues and practical information on…
Descriptors: Bond Issues, Educational Facilities Planning, Educational Finance, Elementary Secondary Education
Houston, Paul D. – American School Board Journal, 1985
Presents a New Jersey school board's method for revenue raising through bond approvals by the community. The key to this board's success is the involvement of citizens in the early decision-making process. (MD)
Descriptors: Boards of Education, Bond Issues, Citizen Participation, Committees
Surratt, James E. – 1987
Like many other Central Florida districts, Volusia County School District is growing rapidly, increasing by 1,500 to 2,000 students (and 60 new classrooms) per year. The area has a solid senior citizen voting block and a state tax structure based on very low property taxes, a 5 percent sales tax, and no income tax. Since state monies for new…
Descriptors: Bond Issues, Educational Finance, Elementary Secondary Education, Enrollment Trends