Discusses sources of nontraditional revenue for public school systems: the result of donor activities (the solicitation of goods, services, and money via direct and indirect donations); enterprise activities (the selling or leasing of services or facilities); and shared or cooperative activities (pooling functions with other agencies or organizations to lower costs). Discusses implications for equity in public school finance.

 

Making the Grade:  Public schools raise millions with sophisticated techniques.
Lewis, Nicole
The Chronicle of Philanthropy, August 21, 2003

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