0624 American School & University May-June 2024

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Higher Ed goes to Washington

June 5, 2024

Some prominent universities have expanded opportunities for their students by establishing campuses in the nation’s capital.

A Fresh Perspective

June 5, 2024

What kinds of seating and work surfaces should schools have in outdoor learning spaces?

construction zone | deferred maintenance

June 5, 2024

$1.5 billion earmarked for school facility upgrades in IdahoThe state of Idaho has agreed to spend an additional $1.5 billion over the next decade to help schools pay for...

Lasting performance

June 5, 2024

Schools are creating performing arts facilities that aim to enhance students’ career prospects.

Product Solutions May-June 2024

June 5, 2024

ProTeam's GoFit® 3 / 6 Cordless Series Emerson has introduced ProTeam’s GoFit 3 / 6 Cordless Series backpack vacuum cleaners. The 3- and 6-quart cordless vacuums combine...

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Profiles May-June 2024

June 5, 2024

Surprise retirement leads to new superintendent in Broward County (Florida) district Broward County (Florida) School Superintendent Peter Licata has been replaced immediately ...

inside | flooring and carpeting

June 5, 2024

Safer and Healthier When choosing what kind of flooring to install in their facilities, schools and universities typically weigh the advantages and disadvantages that come with...

Cellphone hangups

June 5, 2024

The latest chapter in the debate over student cellphone use in schools is taking place in Ohio, where Gov. Mike DeWine has signed legislation that aims to limit the use of the...

Stakeholder Involvement in Planning and Design

June 5, 2024

Involving stakeholders is essential for successful facilities planning and design—especially when managing various diverse groups, cultural expectations, and special interests...