The
School Building Aid program provides financial reimbursement
for the cost of construction or substantial renovation
of school buildings. School districts may receive
up to 60% of the cost of construction, land acquisition,
planning & design, furniture, fixtures, and equipment.
This office also provides information and technical
advice concerning planning, construction, and maintenance
of school facilities.
Staff
Members:
Ed
Murdough, (603) 271-2037, emurdough@ed.state.nh.us
Marjorie Schoonmaker, (603) 271-3620, mschoonmaker@ed.state.nh.us
Bernie
Davis, (603) 271-0058
NEW - Tips for Saving Energy
LAWS/RULES
RSA
198:15 - School Building Aid
Ed
321 - School Building Construction
School Construction Guidance and Recommendations:
Selection of an
Architect
Commissioning
Information
Construction
Contracts and Delivery Methods
Recommended DOs
and DON'Ts for School Construction
Clerk of
the Works
Building Commissioning
Manual
for Planning and Construction of School Buildings
2006
Advice
for Construction Contracts
School Construction and Operations Resource Guide
Information for Architects and Engineers:
Submittal Requirements
School Design Review Checklist
Sample
Code Compliance Letter
NH Accessibility Checklist -
www.nh.gov/disability/information/architectural/documents/abchecklist1.9.09.pdf
Information
for School Buildings & Forms:
Eligibility
and Applying for School Building Aid
 Summer
Tips - EPA
New England Indoor Air Quality Tools for Schools
Products
Available
Forms Available
For More Information
NH School Building
Authority
High
Performance Schools Information
Facility
Maintenance Plan - *
NEW - Artificial Turf Letter
Artificial Turf Lead Hazard - 
Artificial Turf Summary - 
School Classroom Safety
*Maintenance
Plan . School
districts are required to submit a copy of their written
maintenance plan along with Form A24M when applying
for School Building Aid. The Department of Education
has developed a model plan which may be adopted and
modified by individual school districts. Districts
may submit plans using their own formats as long as
the requirements of RSA 198:15-b are met. The model
plan was developed for a district which does not utilize
a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS).
Implementation of a CMMS is strongly encouraged.
The size of the written plan for a district that utilizes
a CMMS can be much smaller than the model plan.
Why Maintenance is Important
Basic
Fire Safety and Crowd Managers Training Program
- Basic
Fire Safety and Crowd Manager Training - The State Fire
Code, RSA 153:5 and Administrative Rules Saf-C 6000,
requires that trained crowd managers be on duty during
any public assembly event such as a basketball game,
concert, or similar events in which the general public
is in attendance. Training for crowd managers may be
accomplished by reviewing the following presentation.
Contact your local fire department for additional information.
Useful
Links
SBA
Historical Data
SBA
HISTORICAL DATA
Rates
& Costs
Maximum
Allowable Cost - 2010
SBA
Rates 2010
FY2008-2009 Distribution & Shortfall
FY2009-2010 Distribution
FY2010-2011 Estimated Distribution
Frequently
Asked Questions
FAQ's
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School Building Aid