California’s School Facilities in a Changing Climate: Funding, Equity, and Resilience
This technical report is part of the Getting Down to Facts III project, a comprehensive review of California’s PreK-12 education system designed to diagnose challenges and inform policymakers working toward meaningful reform. School buildings shape the daily experience of California’s 6.2 million public school students, but not equally. Where you learn—and in what conditions—is still…
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A Lot [of Parking]: Quantifying Parking at New Public High Schools in California
As California increases efforts to promote a more sustainable, multi-modal transportation ecosystem, it is important to understand how different parcel uses, especially those that benefit from public funding, such as schools, determine parking requirements. Given California’s evolving approach to off-street parking provisions and the state’s funding of new school development projects, the amount of parking…
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