The Study and Survey
- When and how do I plan to address my District's needs?
- What is in a study and survey?
- How is area calculated?
- What timelines are involved?
Section 501: Introduction to the Study and Survey
The School District’s Board is responsible for anticipating the needs of the district and providing the necessary school facilities to meet these needs in a timely manner. A study and survey serves as a capital planning tool for a school district as well as a communication tool to OSPI, combining the expertise of architects, financial planners, and others, to update and certify the quantity, condition, and distribution of a district’s inventory of buildings, which also plays a factor in the School Construction Assistance Program (see Chapter XX – SCAP chapter, page ?)