The bond program
The program is sized, scoped, and timed — three cards grounded in New York's facility standards and capital-funding cycle so the next call starts from the same numbers.
Active Building Aid reimbursement across district capital plans plus sustained Smart Schools carryover and ongoing local-referenda cycle.
State-aided capital reimbursements (Building Aid) layered with the Smart Schools Bond Act carryover and locally authorized general obligation bonds — capital-project dollars that require a documented compliance trail from design through occupancy. Sizing is calibrated district-by-district after the first conversation.
New York public districts, qualifying NYSED-registered charters, and developer-founders pursuing bond-funded scope.
Programs are sized by district enrollment, building-aid ratio, and project type. Renovation, addition, and new-build scopes are all fundable, with the same NYSED Part 155 (building condition survey + instructional space) and NYSED §200 expectations at occupancy.
Building Aid drawdown overlapping Smart Schools carryover and a rolling district local-referenda cycle.
Districts moving now are scoping, schematic-designing, and bidding against a 2025–2028 Building Aid drawdown plus overlapping Smart Schools proceeds and local bond referenda. The NYSED Part 155 review conducted today is the one read at occupancy.
Who this serves in New York
Same three audiences the practice serves nationally — restated for districts, charters, and developer-founders operating inside the New York Building Aid + Smart Schools + local-referenda window.
New York districts running a Building Aid-supported renovation or new-build, or just past a successful local referendum. The compliance + drift agents keep the NYSED Part 155 and §200 documentation trail clean from first schematic to occupancy.
Standing up new New York campuses or upgrading existing facilities to hold up to NYSED §200 and ADA Title II scrutiny on bond-funded scope.
Opening New York developmental learning centers who need a licensed architect fluent in NYSED §200, autism-friendly design, and neurodiversity-affirming sensory loads from day one.
State pre-filled to New York. The practice replies personally within two business days with a one-page proposal — scope, fee band, and timeline — and a calendar invite.