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Orange Unified officials propose asset-management plan to raise revenue through advertising, office consolidation
Summary
Deputy Superintendent Rivera outlined an asset-management plan that would seek new revenue streams — including advertising on district property and consolidating district offices into commercial space — to support school programs without cutting services. Trustees raised neighborhood and program-funding questions and asked for feasibility studies.
Deputy Superintendent Rivera told the Orange Unified School District Board on May 23 that the district needs new revenue strategies to protect classroom services as state funding and enrollment shift.
"The expected outcome is that we increase our efficiencies as a business and that we generate additional resources to support the organization's mission," Rivera said, describing a four-part asset-management plan that includes revenue enhancements, expenditure reductions, transfers to restricted programs and the judicious use of one-time funds.
Rivera described specific revenue ideas: leasing or…
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