Proposition 51 has been approved by voters and is set to have an enormous impact on California’s School System.
Location is one of the most crucial aspects of any business venture. Proximity to civilization, resources, as well as the availability to transport equipment, labor, goods and materials dictates the cost-efficiency of any construction opportunity.
In the fall of 2014, there were 50 million1 students enrolled in schools across the country. In just one academic year, enrollments increased with over 200 thousand more students in the school system.
When it comes to opening a charter school, you have a lot to consider; such as permissions, petitions, legalities, building a strong supportive team, approval, and funding before one can even begin to plan the physical school building.
Hurricane Katrina was an unforgettable disaster. Hurricanes like Ike have come and gone since, but Katrina has been by far the single most catastrophic natural disaster in U.S. history.
Schools, in general, are experiencing increasing enrollment, but among the fastest growing sector is Charter Schools. According to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), in the past decade or so, public charter school enrollments have gone up by 1.7 million.
There is no secret that student enrollments across the country are skyrocketing and that many public schools are seeking to expand their infrastructure.
There is something majestic about old buildings built on a foundation with a coarse stone framework. The beauty of these old buildings is appreciated even today and will continue to be appreciated centuries from now.
Mobile offices are quickly becoming the go-to option for office spaces today. Office trailers are portable, cheaper to rent/lease or purchase, and are better for the environment.