This annual report examines information on school construction completed and underway during 2013 and planned to start in 2014. Among the findings of this report: (1) school districts in the United States spent just over $13 billion ($13,390,396,000) on construction projects completed during the 2013 calendar year; (2) school construction in 2013 continued to climb very slightly (increasing about $400 million over 2012), with the completion of new buildings driving the increase; (3) spending for completed new school buildings rose $1.4 billion from 2012, when it was at a 16-year low, while spending for additions and retrofit fell back; (4) school districts in six of the 12 regions spent more than $1 billion on school construction. [For the 2013 report, see ED565278.]