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New Construction

Long Term Goals

The primary goal of New Construction is to provide a two-semester, K-12 neighborhood school seat for every student in LAUSD. Achieving this goal allows us to reduce class sizes to agreed upon limits at all grade levels, provide special education facilities as mandated, provide pre-kindergarten facilities and reduce the reliance on portable classrooms.

Our plan to build new facilities over the next 15 to 20 years requires commitment and dedication that is shown by each and every member of our team in Project Management, Community Outreach, Real Estate, Master Planning & Demographics, Design, and Facilities Information Systems.

Near Term Goals

The Los Angeles Unified School District is currently engaged in the largest school construction building program in our history. Over the next ten to 12 years we will complete the construction of 155 new schools to accommodate explosive growth in our student population. New schools and site expansions will require the acquisition of over 450 acres of land, some of which we have already acquired. The total estimated cost of the Master Plan program is approximately $11.2 billion dollars. Funding has been identified from various sources including State Proposition 1A bonds, local Proposition BB Bonds, and developer fees.

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