(02/01/2013)
Governor Deval Patrick of Massachusetts is no stranger when it comes to education reform. Back in 2010, Patrick signed a historic education reform bill that sought to close achievement gaps and transform Massachusetts’ public schools by providing increased funding.
By Lisa Kopochinski
(05/10/2012)
(05/10/2012)
Much has changed over the decades in the maintenance and operations of schools. The facilities industry no longer just comprises individuals who know a little something about construction or cleaning. New building technologies and increasing legislative requirements have placed a strong focus on professionalism and the importance of working with industry leaders.
(03/01/2012)
There are perks for those using energy efficient designs and the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School (CRLS) is seeing it first hand.
(10/06/2011)
A new 27,500-square-foot, “high-tech” police station opened on the University of Massachusetts’ flagship Amherst campus — a facility that will call attention to the university’s renewed focus on campus safety.
(03/16/2011)
A 200-bed residence hall at Anna Maria College is proceeding on schedule despite a harsh winter season in New England.
(01/18/2011)
Phillips Academy, a residential secondary school in Massachusetts, earned LEED Silver certification for the renovation of its 80-year-old dining hall, Paresky Commons.
(11/01/2010)
Harvard Business School will start construction of two new projects in the Boston neighborhood of Allston after putting development plans on hold during the recession.
(05/26/2010)
Following a year of construction, a $20 million project that included renovations to four of New England Conservatory’s historic buildings was recently completed.
By Jack Hobbs
(02/23/2010)
(02/23/2010)
WORCESTER, Mass. — Just one year ago, the site Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public High School was home to the dusty, dilapidated remnants of Worcester’s industrial heyday.
