Sentences with phrase «public school facility maintenance»

Voters recently renewed their commitment to the schools in a December election where they approved a $ 150 million tax dedicated to New Orleans public school facility maintenance for 10 years.

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Governor of the state of Osun, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola has inaugurated a community based management committee to see to the effective maintenance of public school facilities across the state.

Carillion provides facilities maintenance, cleaning and catering services to hundreds of schools, but the government has confirmed that public funding will be provided to maintain the public services run by the firm.

States» and public K — 12 school districts» responsibilities for school facilities fall into two main categories: daily maintenance and operations and capital construction.

Individuals involved in the Association are responsible for the following activities in Indiana's public schools: finance, accounting, budgeting, auditing, purchasing, maintenance and operations, human resources, facility planning, risk management, cash management, food nutrition, technology, and transportation.

«Year - round use of schools is a key issue facing us,» says Richard W. Moore, P.E., director of facilities and maintenance services, Milwaukee Public Sschools is a key issue facing us,» says Richard W. Moore, P.E., director of facilities and maintenance services, Milwaukee Public SchoolsSchools.

Adult education, recreation, summer - school programs and other uses are creating facilities and maintenance challenges at Fairfax County Public Schools, Va..

Prior to joining Oakland Schools in 2005, Moore was senior deputy chief executive officer for Detroit Public Schools where he oversaw Facility Maintenance, Capital Improvement Programs; Contracting, Real Estate and Urban Planning; Transportation; Food Service; Security; Print Production; Environmental Health and Safety; Warehouse Operations; Financial Functions; and State Legislative Affairs.

The FY18 budget for Chicago Public Schools includes a capital plan totaling $ 136 million for urgent facility maintenance projects, IT investments and school security equipment.

Schools might have a variety of recreational facilities — gymnasiums, playgrounds, fields, courts, tracks — but many districts close their property to the public after school hours because of concerns about costs, vandalism, security, maintenance, and liability in the event of injury.

Additionally, all schools outside of New York City are denied access to state facilities funding and are therefore forced to pay rent or mortgage, and spend scarce dollars on building maintenance — something other public schools do not have to do.

This denial of facilities funding resulted in huge funding disparity and forces charter schools to pay rent or mortgage, and spend scarce dollars on building maintenance — something other public schools do not have to do.