An invite-only gathering of real estate & facilities leaders from the nation's top healthcare providers.
november 5-7,2017
palm Springs
palm Springs
Hamish Brewer is known as the "relentless skateboarding principal," focused on turning around schools and attitudes in some of the most at-risk districts in the nation.
Each day, tens of millions of students walk the halls of public schools in the United States and its territories. These students are there to get a quality education, but the state of their schools could be a deterrent to learning.
As baby boomers continue to age out of the workforce, some industries are feeling the pinch when it comes to attracting and retaining a skilled labor force.
When a gunman entered a high school in Aztec, New Mexico in 2017, the tragedy hit close to home for the Albuquerque Public School system, spurring officials to take a harder look at their own security.
In an era of aging infrastructure where the average age of a public school building is 50 years, coupled with evolving educational needs, school districts nationwide are increasingly turning to bond elections to fund crucial facility upgrades.
Hamish Brewer is known as the "relentless skateboarding principal," focused on turning around schools and attitudes in...
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