The rating on Laurel Highlands School District, Pa.'s bonds reflects Pennsylvania's state aid withholding provision established under Act 150 of the Public School Code. If the school district is unable to pay principal or interest when due, the secretary of education will withhold the district's state aid and remit the funds directly to the paying agent. For the guarantee program to be considered as a credit substitution, annual state aid must be at least equal to future maximum annual debt service. The outlook reflects the strength of the state aid intercept structure.
RESEARCH Summary: Laurel Highlands Sch Dist, PA; General Obligation, School District Intercept Publication date: 27-Oct-1998 Credit Analyst: Richard J Marino, New York (1) 212-208-1890; Jim Mann, New York (1) 212-208-8542 Credit Profile...
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Summary: Laurel Highlands Sch Dist, PA; Tax Secured, School State Program – 2006/01/04 – US$ 225.00
Summary: Laurel Highlands School District, Pennsylvania; School State Program – 2007/02/28 – US$ 225.00
Summary: Laurel Highlands School District, Pennsylvania; General Obligation – 2010/10/14 – US$ 225.00
Summary: Laurel Highlands School District, Pennsylvania; School State Program – 2012/11/05 – US$ 225.00
Summary: Laurel Highlands School District, Pennsylvania; General Obligation; School State Program – 2013/05/07 – US$ 225.00
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