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  • Medical University of South Carolina Tops Out $175 Million College of Medicine Building September 7, 2026
  • Marco Music Equipment Storage September 4, 2026
  • Dr. Kacey Wiltz Named Director of Public Safety for Kansas State University September 4, 2026
  • St. Lucie Public Schools Breaks Ground on New 215,000-Square-Foot K-8 Campus September 3, 2026
  • Invisible Hardening: Designing Safe, Sunlit K-12 Spaces Through Human-Centered Design September 2, 2026
  • Heights CareerTech Institute Opens in Fort Myers September 1, 2026
  • Fast-Tracking the Future: How Mass Timber and P3 Delivery Are Shaping MSU Denver’s Summit House  August 31, 2026
  • Hope’s Windows Blast, Bullet and Fire-Rated Systems August 28, 2026
  • Scott Krug Joins Andersen Construction as Project Executive August 28, 2026
  • Los Altos School District Breaks Ground on New San Antonio Campus August 27, 2026

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Successful School and College Capital Improvement Measures

21 years ago17 years ago20 mins

School Construction News covers some of the school and college capital improvement measures that were approved on the Nov. 2, 2004 ballot. They are alphabetized by state. ARIZONA School districts…

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Texas’s Per-Pupil Spending Lags Behind National Average

21 years ago17 years ago2 mins

AUSTIN, Texas-According to a recent study, Texas’s per-pupil spending increased 14.3 percent between 1997 and 2002, but despite that increase, the state’s per-pupil spending increased slower than the national average…

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Senator Succeeds at Getting Iowa Schools Funded

21 years ago17 years ago2 mins

DES MOINES, Iowa-Senator Tom Harkin is very popular with Iowa educators. Since 1998, Iowa schools have received $108.6 million in “Harkin Grants,” as citizens have dubbed them, to fund school…

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Corporate Naming Rights may Fund Schools

21 years ago17 years ago4 mins

BROOKLAWN, N.J.-Corporate underwriting has become common at many schools across the country, from yearbook advertisements to company-sponsored sport scoreboards and band uniforms. Several states have allowed advertising on school buses….

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Florida Schools Suffer After Hurricane Charley

21 years ago17 years ago3 mins

TAMPA, Fla.-Hurricane Charley destroyed seven of the 21 schools in Charlotte County, on August 13. In DeSoto County, the storm left $6 million worth of damage to seven schools in…

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RFQ-Design Consulting Services for the Oak Ridge Board Of Education

21 years ago17 years ago2 mins

CONTACT: Mr. Dale Randels, Jr. Owner’s Representative Heery International, Inc. 222 2nd Avenue North, Suite 100 Nashville, Tennessee 37201 Telephone: (615) 244-2525 Fax: (615) 255-4694 E-mail: [email protected] Qualifications will be…

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New School Design Focuses on Healthy IAQ

21 years ago17 years ago1 mins

PORTLAND, Maine-Revised plans for a new, $10.5 million elementary school call for a “green” facility that will ensure a healthy, energy-saving environment, while recycling some materials from the mold-invested building…

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$470 Million in School Improvements Considered

21 years ago17 years ago1 mins

GOLDEN, Colo.-The Jefferson County R-1 Board of Education is considering placing a $359 million bond issue on the November ballot. In addition to extensive upgrades across the 166-school district, funds…

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Kentucky’s Budget Woes Affect School Construction Statewide

21 years ago17 years ago3 mins

SAN RAFAEL, Calif.-Preliminary construction designs for the renovation of Middlesboro Middle School in Kentucky are complete, but it does not look likely that the state Legislature will pass a budget…

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