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Building Our Future Bond Act NJASCU Statement on Voter Approval of the Building Our Future Bond Issue Voter approval* of the Building Our Future Bond referendum is a multi-faceted and far-ranging win for New Jersey -- students, employers, the construction and trade industrieds, and New Jersey's ability to compete in a knowledge-based economy. The bond act money would be for facilities and equipment at vocational schools to develop the state’s future workforce. Demand is growing for educational opportunities that prepare young people for well-paying careers that can be launched without a four-year college degree, with its high cost and student loan debt. One purpose of the Act is to provide New Jersey county colleges with financial resources to increase the county colleges’ capacity to offer CTE programs. Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act Rules and Procedures for Implementation of the Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act Why proponents of a $500M bond act for N.J. schools want you to vote yes on Election Day Children's Future bond revenue would help expand vocational-technical schools and county community This bill, entitled the "Career and Technical Education Bond Act," authorizes the issuance of $500,000,000 in State general obligation bonds. Proceeds from the bonds will be used to provide grants to county vocational school districts and county colleges to construct and equip education facilities in order to expand existing or offer new career and technical education programs. In New Jersey, a bond measure needs a simple majority vote of each chamber of the New Jersey State Legislature to be placed on the ballot. First passage in the state legislature. The bond measure was introduced into the state legislature as Senate Bill 2293 (S2293) on March 13, 2018.
Sen. Anthony Bucco issued the following statement on today’s State Senate vote to concur with Gov. Murphy’s conditional veto of S-2293, the Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act. Bucco, a co-sponsor of S-2293, was instrumental in efforts to ensure funding for school security was included in the legislation. Governor Murphy’s CV significantly cut the amount of funding for school security in the version that was originally passed in July by the Legislature.
28 Aug 2018 TRENTON — Pointing to New Jersey's multibillion-dollar debt load, The measure, known as the Securing Our Children's Future Bond Act, 3 May 2018 It also renamed the bill the “Securing Our Children's Future Bond Act.” The additional grant monies will be available for Kindergarten through 23 Oct 2017 a recognized, quality education, New Jersey colleges are constantly both funded by the Building our Future Bond Act. Opening this fall is a 6 Mar 2014 New Jersey colleges and universities have been evolving since colonial Of note, the $750-million Building Our Future Bond Act has been 14 Jan 2020 New Jersey Library Construction Bond Act Solicitation for Grant Applications was published on 06 January 2020. This document contains the Results 1 - 24 of 24 Moody's downgrades NJ Municipal and School Qualified Bond Act financing- level enhanced ratings to A2 from A1. Moody's Investors Service. 15 of New Jersey: 16 17 1. This act shall be known and may be cited as the 2[“Career and 18 Technical Education 1and School Security1] “Securing Our Children’s 19 Future2 Bond Act.” 20 21 2[2. The Legislature finds and declares that: 22 a. Studies indicate that fewer than 50 percent of young
Do you approve the “Securing Our Children's Future Bond Act”? This bond act authorizes the State to issue bonds in the aggregate principal amount of $500
The bond act money would be for facilities and equipment at vocational schools to develop the state’s future workforce. Demand is growing for educational opportunities that prepare young people for well-paying careers that can be launched without a four-year college degree, with its high cost and student loan debt. One purpose of the Act is to provide New Jersey county colleges with financial resources to increase the county colleges’ capacity to offer CTE programs. Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act Rules and Procedures for Implementation of the Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act Why proponents of a $500M bond act for N.J. schools want you to vote yes on Election Day Children's Future bond revenue would help expand vocational-technical schools and county community This bill, entitled the "Career and Technical Education Bond Act," authorizes the issuance of $500,000,000 in State general obligation bonds. Proceeds from the bonds will be used to provide grants to county vocational school districts and county colleges to construct and equip education facilities in order to expand existing or offer new career and technical education programs. In New Jersey, a bond measure needs a simple majority vote of each chamber of the New Jersey State Legislature to be placed on the ballot. First passage in the state legislature. The bond measure was introduced into the state legislature as Senate Bill 2293 (S2293) on March 13, 2018. "obligations" means bonds or notes of a local unit; "refunding bond ordinance" means an ordinance adopted by the governing body of the local unit authorizing refunding bonds. L.1960, c. 169, s. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 1962. Amended by L.1964, c. 72, s. 1. 40A:2-3. Power to incur indebtedness, borrow money, issue bonds
23 Oct 2017 a recognized, quality education, New Jersey colleges are constantly both funded by the Building our Future Bond Act. Opening this fall is a
2018 NJ S2293 (Summary) "Securing Our Children's Future Bond Act"; authorizes issuance of $500,000,000 in general obligation bonds to finance certain school, school district, and county college capita On June 3, the Senate Education Committee held a hearing on the status of the “Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act.” The act, which received voter approval during the November 2018 general election, authorized the state to borrow up to $500 million to fund school district and county college capital projects. New Jersey’s Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act. This week we’ll take a closer look at NJ S2293, or the Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act. This bill has been getting a lot of clicks on BillTrack50 because it is a big piece of legislation passed this year impacting New Jersey’s midterm election November 6th. Do you approve the “Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act”? This bond act authorizes the State to issue bonds in the aggregate principal amount of $500 million. The money from the sale of the bonds would be used to provide grants to schools, school districts, county vocational school districts, and county colleges. “The ‘Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act’ will give more students the opportunity to access the training they need to succeed in New Jersey’s rapidly-evolving workforce – something our top-quality vo-tech programs are designed to do.” The bond act would provide $500 million to expand career-training programs at county vocational-technical schools and county colleges. It would also provide $500 million for critical school
“The ‘Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act’ will give more students the opportunity to access the training they need to succeed in New Jersey’s rapidly-evolving workforce – something our top-quality vo-tech programs are designed to do.”
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Results 1 - 24 of 24 Moody's downgrades NJ Municipal and School Qualified Bond Act financing- level enhanced ratings to A2 from A1. Moody's Investors Service. 15 of New Jersey: 16 17 1. This act shall be known and may be cited as the 2[“Career and 18 Technical Education 1and School Security1] “Securing Our Children’s 19 Future2 Bond Act.” 20 21 2[2. The Legislature finds and declares that: 22 a. Studies indicate that fewer than 50 percent of young implement the Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act, L. 2018, c. 119. At adoption, the regulations will provide grant opportunities to school districts for projects for career and technical education, water infrastructure improvement, and school security. The proposed regulations were published in the New Jersey Register at 54 N.J.