Elementary school relocation, APS debt debated as School Board approves $570M CIP Virginia—JUNE 24, 2024 Impassioned discussion surrounded a split Arlington School Board vote on Thursday to approve a $570 million MORE | School closures impact vulnerable students â€" it’s unclear what that means for their education Idaho—JUNE 24, 2024 Budget shortfalls and declining enrollment have driven a spate of recent school closures in Idaho — a MORE | Questions of fixing or replacing old Pa. school buildings remain a state budget issue Pennsylvania—JUNE 23, 2024 As state leaders prepare for an intense final week of trying to pass an on-time state budget, the status of MORE | Swanson: Over 1,000 school ACs installed, but more work to be done by department Guam—JUNE 23, 2024 The Guam Department of Education is making progress in reducing the heat in classrooms across the district, MORE | Greenbrier public schools invest $14M in renewable energy West Virginia—JUNE 19, 2024 Behind the joint campus of Western Greenbrier Middle School and Rupert Elementary School, engineers with CMTA MORE |
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Funding & Finance When school districts have adequate and stable capital funding, they can provide healthy, safe, educationally appropriate facilities for their community. They make their facilities environmentally sustainable and accessible to community members for civic use. Districts are less likely to overspend on emergencies, utilities, and repairs from their operating budgets. Adequate and stable facilities funding enables district and contract personnel to responsibly operate and maintain the teaching and learning environments in the school buildings and grounds.
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