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October 7, 2008

New report: U.S. schools don't spend enough on maintenance

  • School districts in this state rank low for operations and maintenance funding.
  • By BENJAMIN MINNICK
    Journal Construction Editor

    Photo courtesy Lease Crutcher Lewis [enlarge]
    New construction and renovation projects such as the one recently completed at Garfield High School get a lot of attention but experts say maintenance projects are often overlooked. Seattle Public Schools officials are starting to look at which schools to include in a 2010 levy that would fund repairs.

    As kids settle in for the new school year, there's something sinister lurking in the halls. Is it a bullying upperclassman? No, it's inadequate maintenance.

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