This presentation for new schools or schools with new facilities provides an overview of best practices, exemplary timelines and organizational tools for equipping your school and moving into new space.
As many NYC public schools adapt to life in full or overcrowded school buildings, charter school co-locations have been targeted for blame. To get beyond warring anecdotes, we took a look at the DOE's latest "Blue Book" data on building utilization across the city.
A list of architects posted as a convenience for New York City charter schools. To be added to this list, a company must have at least one positive recommendation from an existing New York City charter school. Vendors may be added or removed at any time at the New York City Charter School Center's discretion.
A list of real estate and development companies posted as a convenience for New York City charter schools. To be added to this list, a company must have at least one positive recommendation from an existing New York City charter school. Vendors may be added or removed at any time at the New York City Charter School Center's discretion.
A list of cleaning, maintenance and construction services vendors posted as a convenience for New York City charter schools. To be added to this list, a company must have at least one positive recommendation from an existing New York City charter school. Vendors may be added or removed at any time at the New York City Charter School Center's discretion.
Here you will find an exemplar of a move-in and set-up plan, a suite of useful templates for all processes involved in move-in and set-up, and a sample fixtures, furniture and equipment list including approximate costs.
A list of resources related to siting a charter school and requesting a facility upgrade for a charter school in a NYC DOE building.
Charter Facility Projects Request Form
This facility project request form should be submitted to the Office of Space Planning (OSP) at: spaceplanning@schools.nyc
