"U.S. Schools Face a $90 Billion Infrastructure Crisis A staggering $90 billion is needed to address the pressing maintenance and capital needs of K-12 schools across the United States. The alarming figure, reported by Facilities Dive, highlights the dire state of many school facilities, which are struggling to keep up with growing student populations and outdated infrastructure. From leaky roofs and outdated technology to crumbling playgrounds and inadequate safety features, the maintenance and capital gaps are not only affecting the learning environment but also the health and well-being of students. As schools face increasing pressure to provide high-quality education, the need for significant investment in their physical infrastructure has never been more pressing."
K-12 facilities need $90B to close maintenance, capital gap Facilities Dive
