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Charter School Facilities, Finances, and Furniture

Explore different options for charter school facilities, from modular buildings to new construction. Learn about financing choices and design considerations for furniture and fixtures. Navigate the process effectively for your charter school success.

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Charter School Facilities, Finances, and Furniture

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  1. Charter School Facilities, Finances, and Furniture Justin T. Smith, Managing Director Ascend Leadership Academy, Sanford NC

  2. Who am I?

  3. ALA’s Story December 2017 September 2017 June 2017 August 2017 August 29th, 2018 August 28th, 2018 June 2018 January 2018

  4. ALA’s Story Continued…

  5. What we learned…

  6. Facilities…What is the big deal?

  7. Facility Option # 1: Modular Buildings • Quick and Easy • Usually a short term solution • Limited Creativity • Need land • Usually a lease • Needs site work, utilities, and other infrastructure • Enrollment < 300 students Ex. ALA, Shining Rock Classical Academy

  8. Facility Option # 2: Facility Conversion/Shared Space • Churches, Warehouses, Strip Mall, etc. • Infrastructure usually already present (parking, utilities, etc.) • Zoning Considerations • Landlocked • Requires creativity; can be costly • Enrollment Numbers can vary by space Ex. Healthy Start Academy, Vance Charter School

  9. Facility Option # 3: New Construction • Great Marketing Tool • Expensive and Difficult to Finance • Longer Construction Time • Can be creative and design for your program • Delays a possibility (if not inevitable) • Can be done in phases • Enrollment > 300 students Ex. Voyager Academy, Falls Lake Academy

  10. For your Consideration

  11. Financing Options

  12. Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment

  13. Thank You and Good luck!

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