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Title
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School construction: meeting the classroom building needs of Florida's growing student population.
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Creator
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Miller, Tracey., College of Education, Department of Educational Leadership and Research Methodology
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Abstract/Description
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Schools must have adequate classroom space available in order to educate the growing population of school age students in Florida. School concurrency is one method used to attempt to have seats available in schools as the need arises. Two Florida counties that have attempted to implement school concurrency are presented in a case study format as well as a Nevada county that has taken a different approach to managing the same issue. Through an analysis of documents, interviews and district...
Show moreSchools must have adequate classroom space available in order to educate the growing population of school age students in Florida. School concurrency is one method used to attempt to have seats available in schools as the need arises. Two Florida counties that have attempted to implement school concurrency are presented in a case study format as well as a Nevada county that has taken a different approach to managing the same issue. Through an analysis of documents, interviews and district data, a hypothesized model is tested and modified to present one method of providing adequate classroom space in Florida schools.
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Date Issued
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2009
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PURL
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http://purl.flvc.org/FAU/186693
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Subject Headings
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School buildings, Design and construction, School facilities, School management and organization, Decision making
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Format
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Document (PDF)
