Solutions Overview
California's Education Solutions Leader
EH&A (formerly Eric Hall & Associates), now combined with MGT Consulting, offers a rich heritage of educational expertise and experience which lifts up education for communities in California and beyond. EH&A provides facility planning, project management, human capital consultation, as well as financial and organizational solutions. Specific services include:
- Facilities master planning
- Architect/Contractor selection
- Program/Project management
- Community involvement
- Budget and fiscal stabilization
- School efficiency/Consolidation
- Resource management
- Human resources studies
- Organizational alignment
- Network and cyber security
- DEI training and programs
- Safety/Security analysis
At EH&A, we turn our decades of experience working in district administration and management into facility services to benefit your district and team. Our personalized business support services enhance the quality of teaching and learning environments and will increase the internal capacity of your K-12 district operations.
Having a solid plan in place is the only way to reach your long-term vision and goals, and we want to see your district thrive. Our variety of services can be personalized to make the most of your strengths and give you an extra layer of support where you need it. We focus on five distinct service areas:
Facilities
Master Plans, Asset and Property Management, Capacity Analysis, Demographic/Enrollment Study
Construction
Architect and Contractor Selection, Program/Project Management, On-site Expertise
Finance
State School Facility Programs, Budget Evaluation and Analysis, Local Funding Resources
Communication
Management/Organization Studies, Leadership Development, Staff Support
Human Resources
Classification & Compensation Consulting, Performance Management
We work alongside your team to make the most of your resources and give your students, community, staff, and district a healthy and hopeful future.
Recent News
San Diego Unified Adopts $1.1B Budget
The unrestricted budget for the next fiscal year assumes a $114M deficit, which the district will cover by eating up reserves. The district is one of many in California dealing with budget pressures as COVID-19 relief funding expires this year and as the state is giving them less new funding than they
