Urban planner G. Brian Wheeler of the Genesis Group argues that school siting is critical to the success of school concurrency and of Florida's efforts to improve its public schools.  School boards need to tie school siting decisions to data from the comprehensive plans of local governments rather than buying cheap land outside urban reserve areas.

The Pelham brief.  A summary of a famous critique of school concurrency by Thomas Pelham.  Pelham is a former director of the Department of Community Affairs.

The Department of Transportation has produced a summary report of the changes in the growth management law contained in the Reform Act.  Includes bulleted lists of the most significant changes as well as a chart of new funding sources for infrastructure improvements.

The Florida chapter of the American Planning Association has published a brief synopsis of the Reform Act including a bulleted list of its most significant features.

The Planning Commissioners Journal is a national publication for over 7,500 citizen planners including members of zoning boards and planning commissions.  This link is to its resource page for schools and planning

Governor Bush announces his support for school concurrency in this 2001 report in the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

Governor Bush vetoes school concurrency task force in his June 2005 message announcing his signing of the Growth Management Reform act of 2005.  The task force would have studied new sources for funding public school construction.

The James Madison Institute on property rights infringement including an example from Orange County involving school concurrency.

Bert Rogers' online real estate course on growth management contains background information on Florida's concurrency laws.

The Florida School Board Associations' workbook from their November 2006 workshop summarizes the steps needed to create school concurrency management systems and the key issues of each step.  The workshop's decision matrix lists the choices made by the six pilot communities in the three key areas of Level of Servcice, Concurrency Service Areas and Mitigation Options.