Facility managers in the K12 Education sector are tasked with various constraints—from aging public school infrastructure to staying compliant amidst constant changes to health and safety regulations to shrinking budgets. Therefore it is critical to know how every building, physical asset, and system in your care is performing and where opportunities exist for facility optimization.

The health and safety of all students and staff is the top priority for K12 Schools, and it is now more than ever in the wake of the evolving global situation around the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

You know how schools, hospitals, or city buildings always seem to have stuff falling apart—leaky roofs, busted ACs, all that?

Things have dramatically changed in a matter of days for many. School closures, self-quarantine and tough decisions about cancel meetings and events. While these are not the easiest decisions, experts have recommended social distancing in order to help slowdown the spread of COVID-19 and "flatten the curve".

As of Monday, March 16, 2019, many public and private schools across the nation have closed. And the situation is continuing to change. School closures, self-quarantine, social distancing, and tough decisions, including canceled meetings and other in-person events, have become essential to help 'flatten the curve,' slowing the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) and ensuring that key healthcare facilities do not become overburdened. While these are not the easiest decisions, they can help slow down the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19).

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Today's K-12 education landscape is rapidly changing. As enrollment growth and the need for new construction of school buildings has slowed down, K-12 school districts must prioritize maintenance and renovation projects to create healthy and sustainable school buildings for the future. Read on to discover the best ways to improve student experience for K-12 schools.