The Students FIRST law established a new school facilities fund for the purpose of constructing new schools to meet the minimum adequacy guidelines. The criteria to determine district eligibility for monies from the new school facilities fund are based on annual evaluation and approval of district enrollment projections and the additional square footage that will be needed to maintain adequacy standards in a district. The School Facilities Board distributes new school facilities monies to school districts based on the following formula: (number of students) x (square footage) x (cost per

Board members will tour the Glendale Elementary school construction sites. This is not a public meeting; no Board business will be discussed.  We are posting this as a courtesy.

Once the initial documents are on file, the prime contractor may make a certified payroll submission.  Payroll submissions must include the following three documents.  All documents must be originals with wet-ink signatures.  Emails and faxes cannot be accepted.

Document Title: 

U.S. Dept. of Labor Payroll Form

Authorized Deduction Form

Fringe Benefit Form

On October 6, 2010, the Board approved the award of 11 Energy Efficiency Grant projects to 10 districts.  In total, these projects, with an estimated cost of $11,758,463, will save $1,301,704 per year in utility costs.  The average payback is approximately nine years.

Contact Name: Kerry Campbell

Job Title: Public Information Officer

Phone Number: 602-542-6504

Email Address: [email protected]

Districts may use this questionnaire to conduct a self-evaluation of their preventive maintenance program and the SFB may use it as a tool during the PM inspection process.

This section addresses projects that qualify for emergency funding.

This section addresses the eligibility and application process for the Building Renewal Grant fund.

Contact Name: Dave Cherry

Job Title: Public Information Officer

Phone Number: 602-542-6003

Email Address: [email protected]