Shortchanging Facilities.(schools and universities)
American School & University, April, 2006 by Agron, Joe
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Byline: Joe Agron jagron@asumag.com Logic dictates that as buildings age, more upkeep is required to ensure an optimal learning environment. But logic doesn't always rule, especially at schools and universities struggling with limited financial resources. As the nation's education infrastructure ages, maintenance and operations funding remains shortchanged - continuing a downward trend of schools spending less on maintaining facilities.
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According to American School & University's 35 [superscript]th annual Maintenance and Operations Cost Study (see p. 25), ...
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