GO Flex-Bonds® (patent pending) provide a more efficient method of funding school construction and rehabilitation projects than conventional financing.
Issued under Prop 39, GO Flex-Bonds® are brought to market sequentially in order to maximize the use of available tax revenues for the funding of projects rather than paying interest.
If structured correctly, this funding method provides districts an ongoing source of funding for capital projects and strong taxpayer protections.
$10,500,000 (preliminary, subject to change) Calaveras Unified School District (Calaveras...
$4,200,000 (preliminary, subject to change) Lemon Grove School District (San...
$80,000,000 Los Rios Community College District (Sacramento County, California) General...
$3,165,000 John Swett Unified School District (Contra Costa County, California)...
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Developed and patented by DS&C, Ed-Tech Bonds® provide a fiscally responsible, ongoing solution to the statewide problem of financing educational technology
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Guard against temporary cash flow shortages in a safe, cost-effective way by creating an additional cash reserve to the general fund.
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CAB Restructuring Bonds® allow districts to convert costly capital appreciation bonds into lower-cost current interest bonds, saving millions.
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GO Flex-Bonds® provide districts with an ongoing source of facility funding with reduced borrowing costs and greater fiscal controls.
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Avoid stalled GO bond programs by seeking voter approval to keep projects on track without increasing debt.
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Author Dale Scott demystifies the often complex process of planning, structuring, passing and selling K-14 GO bonds.
