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Kluenker, Charles – School Business Affairs, 1987
Using local contractors for construction work benefits the community by keeping money in the area and reducing the cost of imported management and labor. To accomplish this, the construction management firm must have the commitment to working with the local contractors throughout the entire design, bidding, and construction period. (MLF)
Descriptors: Bids, Community Benefits, Construction (Process), Construction Management
Krajewski, Robert – School Business Affairs, 1988
Two aging structures were replaced by Central High School in an Indiana steel town. Planning, board and administrator support, and community involvement eased negative attitudes toward the high school closures and resulted in a $36 million school that has unified the city and will serve it for over 50 years. (MLF)
Descriptors: Consolidated Schools, Declining Enrollment, Educational Facilities Planning, High Schools
Morley, John – School Business Affairs, 1990
School boards' concerns about user injury and property loss can be reconciled with an open school policy by adopting clear, unambiguous, understandable, and enforceable rules concerning use of school facilities. Lists rules and elements of certificate of insurance to be considered. (MLF)
Descriptors: Board of Education Policy, Educational Facilities, Insurance, Legal Responsibility
Armstrong, William I. – School Business Affairs, 1986
The cost-effective "wellness" health care approach, emphasized by many corporations, will soon be emphasized by school districts. Wellness programs, beneficial for employees, can be launched by utilization of community resources and by knowing employees' health needs. (CJH)
Descriptors: Cost Effectiveness, Educational Administration, Elementary Secondary Education, Finance Reform
Cain, Carol – School Business Affairs, 1985
Describes the complexities of the position of executive director of risk management for Dade County Public Schools (Florida). The director must protect the assets, employees, and students of the fourth-largest school district in the country.(MD)
Descriptors: Educational Administration, Educational Facilities, Elementary Secondary Education, Employees
Harris, Robert F.; Blanchfield, Terry – School Business Affairs, 1993
After experiencing two budget defeats by voters, a central New York State school district developed a three-year plan to get spending in line with revenues. Through the use of community outreach strategies, a budget committee, and town meetings, the district received a 63 percent budget approval vote. (MLF)
Descriptors: Budgets, Change Strategies, Committees, Elementary Secondary Education
Meglis, Jr., Edward – School Business Affairs, 1999
A long-range facilities plan includes anticipated large expenditures and contingencies. The plan should include an overview of existing facilities, enrollment projections, program changes, and projected capital improvements. A school-planning checklist is provided. (MLF)
Descriptors: Architects, Capital Outlay (for Fixed Assets), Check Lists, Community Involvement