Lists more than 50 architectural firms, many of which have dozens of completed school buildings to their credit. The general listing contains information about the firm, its design philosophy, the areas the firm serves, its services, and how much of its work is with schools. This information is summarized in a table. (MLF)

This report addresses the decision-making process for replacing or modernizing the District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) as proposed in the DCPS facility master plan. The three-section document discusses old and historic schools and their future; the schools' historical and architectural value; cost of replacement and modernization; design;…

Contains a comprehensive directory of suppliers and products for educational facilities, and listings of educational architects and educational associations. Also contains a 2002 article index, a calendar of major education trade shows, the 2003 editorial calendar, and free information cards. (EV)

In 1993, 12 school buildings were honored by the Association of School Business Officials' Architectural Exhibition. Projects for the exhibition were divided into four categories, and entries were evaluated on numerous points. The buildings that won integrated contemporary challenges that many districts are faced with in their building designs.…

For the past 37 years, the American Association of School Administrators (AASA) and the American Institute of Architects (AIA) have sponsored a competition to recognize outstanding achievements in the field of educational facility planning and design. This book represents the 1986 exhibition of school architecture as displayed at the 118th…

Presents comprehensive lists of educational facilities products, services, and suppliers. Includes a product index, suppliers list and directory, product showcase, and free literature information. (EV)

Presents comprehensive lists of educational facilities products, services, and suppliers. Includes a product index, suppliers list and directory, product showcase, and free literature information. (EV)

The nationwide information storage and retrieval system of the Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) is a network of 16 Clearinghouses, each providing material on different educational subject fields. (LH)

The "1994 Directory of Architectural Firms in Schoolhouse Design" lists more than 50 architectural firms, many of which have dozens of completed school buildings to their credit. The general listing contains information about the firm, its design philosophy, the areas the firm serves, its services, and how much of its work is with schools. (Author)

Presents a comprehensive directory of suppliers and products for schools' business and facilities needs. The product directory lists suppliers of a given product or service, and the suppliers' directory lists contact information. Also includes a list of educational architects by region and a list of educational associations. (EV)

The proposed standards for the accreditation of elementary schools within the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools region, contained in this booklet, were approved on December 20, 1974. The accreditation of elementary schools is intended to strengthen the interrelatedness of all levels of education and enable the elementary schools to…

Provides a comprehensive 1998-99 directory of suppliers and product manufacturers for school- and business-facility needs, as well as a directory of design professionals organized by U.S. geographical region. Educational associations that support the education industry are also listed. (GR)

The booklet provides charts on approximately 60 facilities serving the postsecondary level learning disabled adult. Entries are listed alphabetically by state and include information which classifies each facility according to the following categories: age served, full/part time, career education, vocational training, residential schooling,…

This directory is intended to assist in the process of identifying funding sources for planning, constructing, or renovating community-use facilities. The first part introduces federal sources, including information contacts for the program, types of assistance, objectives, use and use restrictions, financial information, and eligibility…

This guide lists facilities that have been issued certificates by the Virginia Board of Education to serve handicapped individuals. The 56 facilities listed include both day programs and residential programs and include services to all age groups from birth through adulthood. Each listing includes facility name and address, administrator and…