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Back in Session
After years of stagnation, construction of K-12 schools is finally ramping back up in many districts across the country. But the work isn’t easy. With high demand for new and renovated classroom space by school districts to replace old, outdated facilities, contractors must be experts at completing projects under tight timelines.
By Jessica Porter
June 14, 2017
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by Jessica Porter
Jessica Porter is a New-York based freelance writer and contributing editor to CE This Week.
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