California School Fiscal Services

Providing comprehensive business office and consulting services to K-12 traditional schools and charters
Blog
Blog
California schools have improved, but major funding challenges remain
Posted on September 26, 2018 at 2:25 PM |
![]() |
An interesting read and much needed reminder to us all how far we still need to go to see equitable funding for California schools.
Thinking about Parcel Tax for your District?
Posted on May 11, 2015 at 5:20 AM |
![]() |
Because the parcel tax is a tax on land, it has many advantages over other taxes.
Designed properly, it causes virtually no deadweight loss—that is, it does not diminish economic
activity the way the sales and income taxes do. The essence of a properly designed parcel tax is not
a at tax but rather a tax per square foot of land, applied uniformly to all land uses.
I encourage you to read this article even if you aren't current considering it for your district. It's provides an excellent overview of property tax in general, the impact of Prop. 39 on education, utilizing several comparative graphs and charts.
Categories
- Affordable Care Act (1)
- California Teacher Tenure (2)
- California State Budget (2014-15) (3)
- California State Budget (2015-16) (9)
- California State Budget (2016-17) (6)
- California State Budget (2017-18) (2)
- California State Budget (2018-19) (2)
- Cash deferrals (1)
- CBO Tools (27)
- Charter Schools (27)
- Common Core (1)
- Curriculum and Assessment (6)
- Education Protection Account (1)
- Ethics (20)
- Grade span adjustments (1)
- Graduates' News (35)
- Job openings (43)
- Ken Hall (1)
- Lawsuits (6)
- LCAP (37)
- LCFF (31)
- Leadership (18)
- New Market Tax Credits (1)
- Nutrition Services (4)
- Politics (7)
- Reserve Cap (3)
- Revenue (2)
- School District unification (1)
- School Facilities (4)
- Supporting Educational Support Systems (22)
- Vergara decision (1)
- We All Need Some Inspiration (1)