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Facilities Issues	6/9/04 5:26 AM
Author: Bob Montgomery

Research has now shown what nearly all charter school founders have discovered - facilities is a charter school's number one start-up problem. What are some creative solutions to today's facilities challenges?

Discussion Thread:

Facilities Issues
Submitted by Bob Montgomery on 6/9/04 5:26 AM
- Facilities
  Submitted by Otho Tucker on 6/9/04 5:35 AM
  - Creative Facilites Financing
    Submitted by Gary Fredericks on 6/9/04 6:00 AM
    - Authorizers Help With the Facilities Challenge
      Submitted by Mark Cannon on 6/9/04 6:09 AM
      - Facilities thoughts
        Submitted by Doug Thomas on 6/9/04 6:54 AM
        
        Creative partnerships for facilities
        Submitted by Robert Hughes on 6/9/04 8:36 AM
    - Facilities Funding, the Private Sector, and Authorizers
      Submitted by Otho Tucker on 6/9/04 6:33 AM
  - Bonding
    Submitted by Robert Hughes on 6/9/04 6:52 AM
    - Bonding
      Submitted by Doug Thomas on 6/9/04 7:00 AM
- Facilities Financing
  Submitted by John Grafelman on 6/9/04 6:57 AM
  - better sites outside cities
    Submitted by kevin quinn on 6/10/04 7:06 PM
- Examples of Creative Facilities?
  Submitted by Michelle Godard Terrell on 6/9/04 7:05 AM
  - Creative Facilities
    Submitted by Richard Moreno on 6/9/04 9:32 AM
- schools without walls
  Submitted by Michael Strait on 6/9/04 7:43 AM
- Legislation
  Submitted by Deborah McGriff on 6/9/04 8:55 AM
- Free report shows charter facility models
  Submitted by Joe Nathan on 6/9/04 10:38 AM
- Just some reality for some of us...
  Submitted by Gail Srebnik on 6/9/04 11:16 AM
  - Feeling Your Pain
    Submitted by Deborah McGriff on 6/9/04 11:34 AM
    - How about a facility voucher program?
      Submitted by Michael Strait on 6/9/04 1:11 PM
      - Per Pupil Funding
        Submitted by Deborah McGriff on 6/9/04 1:18 PM
        
        charter school facility funding?
        Submitted by Gail Srebnik on 6/9/04 2:45 PM
  - You are not alone in this challenge
    Submitted by Mark Sorensen on 6/9/04 12:42 PM