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A Guide to Leading and Managing Indiana School Facilities - Couverture souple

Dykiel, Dr. Tom

 
9781438961606: A Guide to Leading and Managing Indiana School Facilities

Synopsis

When school buildings are aging, a decision must be made as to whether to continue to maintain the existing building, renovate building, or build new. Very seldom is extending the existing buildings life over building a new building. If renovation costs exceed 50% of the cost of new construction, it is better to build instead of renovating. The taxpayers in your community will have much to say on whether to renovate or build new. Much emphasis should be given to taxpayer input before the school board makes a final decision. School administrators are responsible to the community for maintaining school buildings and they owe an explanation to the community of what has been done to protect existing school buildings. This book is developed to help aspiring teachers who want to become principals, business managers or superintendents, that existing buildings need to be properly maintained and functional and can continue to serve the public for many years to come.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

When school buildings are aging, a decision must be made as to whether to continue to maintain the existing building, renovate building, or build new. Very seldom is extending the existing buildings life over building a new building. If renovation costs exceed 50% of the cost of new construction, it is better to build instead of renovating. The taxpayers in your community will have much to say on whether to renovate or build new. Much emphasis should be given to taxpayer input before the school board makes a final decision. School administrators are responsible to the community for maintaining school buildings and they owe an explanation to the community of what has been done to protect existing school buildings. This book is developed to help aspiring teachers who want to become principals, business managers or superintendents, that existing buildings need to be properly maintained and functional and can continue to serve the public for many years to come.

Biographie de l'auteur

About the Authors A Guide To Indiana School Facility Management/Leadership is the fourth book for authors Dr. Tom Dykiel, Dr. Charles Hobbs, and Dr. William E. Roberson. The first three books were school finance. Leading Schools Financially: An Anthology, Leading Schools Financially: An Indiana Supplement, and Leading Schools Financially: The ABC's of Extra-curricular Accounting. Each author has several decades of public school administration. Dr. Dykiel is an active business manager in Lake Central School Corporation. Dr Hobbs is a former superintendent and his business. AdTec, currently works with 240 school districts on e-rate savings for their school budgets. Dr. Roberson is a former superintendent and owns Roberson Consulting Services, LLC. He works with schools in Indiana on finance issues and has been interim superintendent in two school districts. Both Dr. Hobbs and Dr. Roberson teach graduate level courses at Indiana Wesleyan University.

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