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“I have had a long-standing working relationship with EH&A since 2008. Through my personal experiences, I have found EH&A to be content experts in many facets of school operations. I can best describe Eric Hall and his team to be seasoned and consummate professionals with a servant minded philosophy." ~ David A. Rivera,– Assistant Superintendent, Business Services/CBO
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“For more than a decade, we have partnered with EH&A for facility planning, construction management, and business support services. They have provided our District with an effective facility planning strategy that includes options for growth, asset management, reporting compliance, and financial accounting.” ~ Katy McNamara, Ed.D.,– District Superintendent
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“EH&A is a valuable resource and retains associates that have immense knowledge and expertise in all areas pertaining to school business. They are our partners and one of our greatest resources that we depend on for professional consultation and technical expertise.” ~ Raquel Gasporra, Ed.D. – Assistant Superintendent Business Services
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“As a small school with limited resources, EH&A has provided us with expertise we could not afford on our own. EH&A has been with us throughout our facilities improvement projects. Sandy, Chris, Bob, and Eric have brought their experiences and knowledge of school construction and financing to our team. They are experts in school construction and financing….” ~ Steve Martinez – Executive Director
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Under pressure from charter school advocates, the Biden administration on Wednesday said some of the tough new rules for federal funding are not as tough as they appear. In a series of tweets, the Education Department said it supports high-quality charter schools and tried to clarify some of its proposed priorities for a grant program…
Learn MoreOPSC anticipates receiving proceeds from the latest state bond sale issued by the Treasurer. The OPSC anticipates presenting projects on the Unfunded List, including projects that received unfunded approvals at the March SAB meeting, to the SAB for priority funding apportionments at the April meeting. The bond sale included $2.22 billion in various state general…
Learn MoreAccording to the National Institute for Early Education Research at Rutgers, public preschools suffered enrollment and funding declines during the pandemic, with nearly 300,000 less children in 2020-2021 than in the previous year. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted and intensified issues of access to high-quality early childhood education, leading to sharp declines in enrollment and state…
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