The California School Finance Authority (CSFA) is a government agency established in 1985 to provide financing for educational facilities and working capital for school districts and community college districts in California. With a focus on assisting non-profit borrowers, school districts, and community colleges, CSFA offers various financing programs such as bond, loan, and note financing, as well as programs specifically designed for charter schools. Since its inception, CSFA has disbursed over $4.1 billion to charter schools throughout the state to meet their facility and working capital needs.
Chaired by State Treasurer Fiona Ma, CPA, and with offices in Los Angeles and Sacramento, CSFA works in collaboration with the Superintendent of Public Instruction and the Director of Finance to ensure the efficient allocation of funds and support the educational infrastructure of California. Through its programs, CSFA plays a vital role in enabling educational institutions to access the necessary resources for facility development and maintenance, ultimately contributing to the improvement of educational opportunities for students across the state.
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