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Maryland
Maryland uses both the QZAB & QSCB Programs through the statewide Aging Schools Program. The Baltimore Board of School Commissioners issued a $60.8 million QSCB on February 2, 2011. LEAs continue to use QZABs for brick & mortar projects and expanded the program to allow for spending on computer equipment in 2009. According to the Maryland Office of Public School Construction, QZABs are a less expensive way to fund school renovation and equipment expenses than GO bonds. The Department of Legislative Services recommends replacing a portion of the GO bonds with QZABs for the Aging Schools Program in fiscal 2011.
Please contact RebuildAmericasSchools@comcast.net
for more information.
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