In general, condominiums make a favorable impact on the tax rolls of most communities. (Author)

A short primer on the first steps toward determining a district's future space needs (how much it will build, renovate, or modernize) -- gauging school district future enrollments. (Author)

Argues that soils, topography, and ecology are three factors that school planners must consider. (Author)

Describes for administrators eleven nots'' -- e.g., ignoring citizens, teachers, educational programs, school safety, flexibility, and environmental considerations in the initial planning process; failing to engage in feasibility studies and in information-giving question/answer sessions with community members, staff, and students; and…

A dying school building, half a century old, recovers so dramatically and so economically that it receives national recognition. (Author)

For administrator and board members facing one of the most difficult jobs in education -- building a new school. (Author)

Describes a physical facilities information retrieval system that correlates new school construction with student enrollment. (MF)

Communications oriented systems provide the flexibility that permits future expansion. (Author)

Explains details behind some of the new planning and building terms that represent concepts designed to generate high quality school structures at more reasonable costs than previous traditional methods. (Author)

A computer manufacturer's representative presents a checklist of considerations for computer-minded administrators. (Author)