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We are pleased to announce the first of GreenAccess’ immigrant investors has received I-829 Approval. The individual invested in the Phase 3 Renaissance Charter School at Wellington, a GreenAccess Florida public charter school investment project.
The United States Senate today voted to end the three-day old government shutdown. This clears the way for passage of a short-term spending package to fund the government through, February 8, 2018. This extends the sunset date for the EB-5 Regional Center Program until the February 8th date, as well.
The U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate passed a Continuing Resolution last night that extends the current sunset date for the EB-5 Regional Center Program through January 19, 2018 which, as we made you aware of earlier this month, was due to expire at midnight EST tonight.
GreenAccess EB-5 projects now serve nearly 22,000 public school students in Florida.
Trump Administration Budget Spending Deal with the U.S. Congress Extends EB-5 through December 8, 2017
Preliminary indications are that all GreenAccess public school projects fared well during Hurricane Irma.
The new SLAM Academy in Tampa follows several in South Florida. The theme is active learning.
Six new GreenAccess EB-5-funded schools are opening across Florida this month, creating more than 2,200 jobs.
GreenAccess is excited to announce the Phase One Cooper City charter school EB-5 investment project is complete and its investors are being refunded.
House Bill 7069 includes a vast array of provisions, including daily recess for elementary school students, as well as $30 million in supplementary funding to extend the voucher program for children with disabilities.
