Financings of charter school facilities through the issuance of municipal debt obligations have become increasingly prevalent since the first charter school financings were completed in the late 1980s. As more jurisdictions adopt legislation authorizing the creation of and financial support for charter schools, it is likely that these financings will continue and increase in prevalence. Charter school financings raise many unique issues under local, state and federal law.
NABL has crafted a paper that identifies many of the more common issues in charter school financings as they pertain to local, state and federal law.
You can view the paper here.
National Association of Bond Lawyers