Storm Shelters Move from Mandate to Mission in K–12 Design
In 2024, the Saraland City Board of Education initiated plans for a new storm shelter at Saraland High School in response to code requirements. | Photo Credit (all): Courtesy of…
In 2024, the Saraland City Board of Education initiated plans for a new storm shelter at Saraland High School in response to code requirements. | Photo Credit (all): Courtesy of…
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — Aging facilities, budget cuts and a heavy carbon footprint: the dilemmas facing school districts across the nation.
Colorado’s Mesa County School District 51, however, was able to make upgrades to its on-average 38-year-old buildings that are expected to save more than $617,000 per year in energy costs, and more than $390,000 in operating and maintenance costs over the next five years – all without a tax increase.