Safety-led allocation
Investments focus on ultra-low-risk money market funds and similar instruments that fit approved public-funds guidelines.
Cash management for California charter schools
The Charter Cash Management Program helps schools invest operating reserves in ultra-low-risk, board-approved instruments, with separate custodial accounts, monthly reporting, and hands-on support from a charter-focused advisory team.
Prospect demo: Sample School is an illustrative portal account, not a real client or endorsement.
Why CCMP
CCMP is built around the realities of charter school finance: payroll timing, board oversight, authorizer questions, annual audits, and the need to preserve unrestricted flexibility.
Investments focus on ultra-low-risk money market funds and similar instruments that fit approved public-funds guidelines.
Schools may withdraw any or all CCMP balances at any time without penalty, adjusting participation as operating needs, apportionment timing or board direction changes.
Each school’s funds, earnings, transactions, and reporting stay completely separate from every other participant.
Monthly summaries, portal dashboards, and source documentation make reserve activity easier to explain to boards and auditors.
Yield + cash-management value proposition
CCMP helps schools identify cash that is not needed for daily operations, place it in a conservative investment structure, and document the results clearly each month.
Yield matters, but only after the school’s fiduciary, liquidity, and compliance needs are protected.
New CCMP client portal
The CCMP Client portal includes a dashboard overview, monthly summary slide decks suitable for management/board reporting, copies of all bank statements, and annual auditor packages that summarize all annual information to provide to auditors via one-click download.
How it works
CCMP reviews cash flow timing, reserve targets, board constraints, and the amount suitable for investment.
Your school approves eligible investments and program parameters before funds are transferred.
Funds are held in the school’s name through US Bank custodial accounts, with a streamlined transfer process.
Finance teams receive dashboard visibility, downloadable statements, earnings summaries, and audit support.
School + client credibility
CCMP’s value is not just the rate. It is the combination of separate accounting, repeatable monthly reporting, documented compliance, and an advisor who understands charter-school operating cycles.
FAQ
For school-specific assumptions, reserve sizing, or board materials, contact the CCMP team directly.
Contact info@chartercmp.comAll CCMP funds are held in custodial accounts at US Bank, and can only be invested in Permitted Investments approved by your Board and allowable as public fund investments by the State of California. Most schools choose AAA-rated money market funds, the safest investment alternative.
No. Each school’s funds and returns are tracked separately; another school’s activity does not affect your school’s funds or returns.
The program is designed for full liquidity. Schools can withdraw any and all funds at any time as operating needs change, without penalty.
The CCMP portal includes dashboard metrics, portfolio growth, fund allocation, recent activity, monthly summaries, auditor packages, and bank statement access for participating schools.
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