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What is the normal lifespan of a school? How old can it be and still be functional?

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What is the normal lifespan of a school? How old can it be and still be functional?

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According to Ken Helmer of Howard and Helmer Architects, the lifespan of a school is highly dependent on upkeep and ongoing maintenance of the facility. However, structurally, most schools are designed to last approximately 50-70 years. Most schools become obsolete because of functional problems with technology, programming, curriculum issues, and the like.

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