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STEM-Centric Design Blooms in Minnesota Middle School Redesign

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Minnesota-based DLR Group redesigned Jordan Middle School as an architectural ode to STEM-based education.

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lllinois Governor Bruce Rauner used his veto power to rewrite parts of a bill that could drastically affect funding for Chicago Public Schools.

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The University of Louisiana (UL) in Lafayette鈥檚 Martin Hall is undergoing long overdue maintenance this summer.

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The Manhattan-Ogden Unified School District 383 in Kansas currently faces overcrowding in their elementary schools.

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The American Society of Civil Engineers found national public school infrastructure lacking in key areas.

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San Francisco-based Abl announced that the company received funding to support its initial master-scheduling technology.

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Fort Bend Builds Schools with Green Bonds.

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The announcement of the 2017 SIIA CODiE Awards Winners in the Education Technology categories will be held in San Francisco on July 26.

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Madison College will build a 1,400-kilowatt solar photovoltaic system on top of the main Truax Campus building.

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The question remains on whether to take a proactive or reactive approach to building maintenance.