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NYC Private School for Boys With Autism Taps Munis for Expansion
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NYC Private School for Boys With Autism Taps Munis for Expansion A religious private school for boys who have been diagnosed with autism or other disabilities is tapping the municipal bond market to build a new campus. Hadran Academy, a grade 6 to 12 school, plans to issue about $56 million in tax-exempt revenue bonds and roughly $3.7 million in taxable debt on Thursday through Build NYC Resource Corporation, according to bond documents.
NYC Private School for Boys With Autism Taps Munis for Expansion
A religious private school for boys who have been diagnosed with autism or other disabilities is tapping the municipal bond market to build a new campus.
Hadran Academy, a grade 6 to 12 school, plans to issue about $56 million in tax-exempt revenue bonds and roughly $3.7 million in taxable debt on Thursday through Build NYC Resource Corporation, according to bond documents.