June 2019 Committee on School Finance/Permanent School Fund Item 8
Review of the Bond Guarantee Program Charter Capacity
June 14, 2019
COMMITTEE ON SCHOOL FINANCE/PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND: ACTION
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION: CONSENT
SUMMARY: This item provides an opportunity for the committee and board to receive a presentation on the bond guarantee program’s charter capacity.
STATUTORY AUTHORITY: Texas Constitution, Article VII, §2 and §5; Texas Education Code (TEC), §45.0532; 19 Texas Administrative Code (TAC) Chapter 33
The Texas Constitution, Article VII, §2 and §5 establish the permanent school fund, the assets that comprise the permanent school fund, the bond guarantee program, the available school fund, and authorize the State Board of Education (SBOE) to manage and invest the permanent school fund in accordance with the prudent person standard.
TEC §45.0532 provides limitations on charter district bonds that may be guaranteed under the bond guarantee program.
As adopted by the SBOE, 19 TAC Chapter 33 codifies administrative rules that provide a statement of investment objectives, policies, and guidelines of the Texas Permanent School Fund and Bond Guarantee Program.
The full text of statutory citations can be found in the statutory authority section of this agenda.
PREVIOUS BOARD ACTION: At the September 2017 meeting, the board increased the charter guarantee capacity, and began the process to move management of the reserve fund to the SBOE. The board established for Fiscal Year 2018 the capacity of the bond guarantee program for charter district bonds at the full twenty percent (20%) allowed under law. At the June 2018 meeting, the board affirmed the annual implementation schedule as referenced in 19 TAC 33.67(d)(2) and took no additional action.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION AND JUSTIFICATION: None
PUBLIC BENEFIT: The distribution of the Permanent School Fund will flow to the school districts and reduce the tax burden to the public and the state of Texas.
PUBLIC COMMENTS: None
Staff Members Responsible:
Holland Timmins, Executive Administrator and Chief Investment Officer, Texas Permanent School Fund
June 14, 2019
COMMITTEE ON SCHOOL FINANCE/PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND: ACTION
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION: CONSENT
SUMMARY: This item provides an opportunity for the committee and board to receive a presentation on the bond guarantee program’s charter capacity.
STATUTORY AUTHORITY: Texas Constitution, Article VII, §2 and §5; Texas Education Code (TEC), §45.0532; 19 Texas Administrative Code (TAC) Chapter 33
The Texas Constitution, Article VII, §2 and §5 establish the permanent school fund, the assets that comprise the permanent school fund, the bond guarantee program, the available school fund, and authorize the State Board of Education (SBOE) to manage and invest the permanent school fund in accordance with the prudent person standard.
TEC §45.0532 provides limitations on charter district bonds that may be guaranteed under the bond guarantee program.
As adopted by the SBOE, 19 TAC Chapter 33 codifies administrative rules that provide a statement of investment objectives, policies, and guidelines of the Texas Permanent School Fund and Bond Guarantee Program.
The full text of statutory citations can be found in the statutory authority section of this agenda.
PREVIOUS BOARD ACTION: At the September 2017 meeting, the board increased the charter guarantee capacity, and began the process to move management of the reserve fund to the SBOE. The board established for Fiscal Year 2018 the capacity of the bond guarantee program for charter district bonds at the full twenty percent (20%) allowed under law. At the June 2018 meeting, the board affirmed the annual implementation schedule as referenced in 19 TAC 33.67(d)(2) and took no additional action.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION AND JUSTIFICATION: None
PUBLIC BENEFIT: The distribution of the Permanent School Fund will flow to the school districts and reduce the tax burden to the public and the state of Texas.
PUBLIC COMMENTS: None
Staff Members Responsible:
Holland Timmins, Executive Administrator and Chief Investment Officer, Texas Permanent School Fund