WELCOME TO JACK SCHREDER & ASSOCIATES
Jack Schreder
& Associates (JSA) is an established and recognized educational
consulting firm with a proven record in providing school districts
with a comprehensive, multi-criteria, analysis to assist school
districts in making informed decisions for future planning
for school facilities. Our work includes the completion of
long range master plans, boundary studies, developer fee studies,
demographic studies, and state funding applications.
Jack Schreder
& Associates' demographic analyses provide districts with
a comprehensive understanding of their community and student
population for planning of current and future facilities.
We prepare demographic analysis and facility master plans
to assist districts with maximizing use of facilities and
preparation for boundary realignments and bond elections.
We also
provide school districts with district-wide demographic assessments
to determine any potential risk in regard to the California
Voting Rights Act (CVRA) and how it affects district school
board elections. This type of demographic study provides for
the development of response strategies to proactively mitigate
the potential CVRA impact on school districts.
For the
past twenty-five years, JSA has worked with districts throughout
California to obtain construction and modernization funds
through State agencies, mitigate the impact of residential
development, and implement local independent (bond) funding
programs.
The districts
with whom we are currently working represent a wide cross
section of California school districts. Within the past several
years we have successfully completed over 425 demographic
studies, facility master plans, enrollment and redistricting
studies, and developer fee studies and obtained over $2 billion
in School Facility Funding State monies for JSA districts.
We have
a thorough understanding of capital funding processes as well
as the unique needs and concerns of educators. Our professional
staff offers clients a combined experience of 85 years of
service to school districts.
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