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Select a School Edison Language Academy Franklin Elementary Grant Elementary John Adams Middle John Muir Elementary Lincoln Middle Malibu Elementary Malibu Middle Malibu High McKinley Elementary Olympic High Roosevelt Elementary SMASH Santa Monica High Webster Elementary Will Rogers Learning Community Facility Improvements Sign In Search Our Site Translate / Traducir Facility Improvement Projects Find it Fast Construction Blog We Tip Event Calendar Activities and Clubs Parent Resources Student Resouces Community Insights Locations search Toggle Search Home" Construction Blogs Bond Measures Project List Campus Facility Planning Educational Specifications FAQs Sustainability Committees " Advisory Committees Oversight Committee Procurement " Contractor Bidding Professional Services School Projects " School Projects Environmental Reports FIP Project Updates Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment Contact Us " Our Team SMMUSD " SMMUSD Tweets by SMMUSD Construction Facility Improvement Projects News Optimizing Clean Air for SMMUSD Schools Comments (-1) SMMUSD Adopts Historical Resources Policy Comments (-1) SMMUSD Seeking Applicants for Santa Monica Facility District Advisory Committee Comments (-1) Samohi Construction Updates - Winter 2021 Comments (-1) Malibu Pathways Building Futures, Fall 2020 Comments (-1) Samohi Campus Plan: History Building Replacement Comments (-1) FIP: Building 21st-century learning spaces The Facility Improvement Projects (FIP) department of the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) provides construction and program management services for the district’s facility capital programs. Our goal is to modernize facilities to support 21st-century learning while being good stewards with school bond funds. School construction is multi-faceted and touches every part of a school site. Our team is committed to: Designing and constructing state-of-education buildings — with input from district educators, staff, parents, and the community — that supports the learning initiatives such as integrating new technology into classrooms for the success of our students and their future. Providing safe and secure campuses, especially during construction projects. We emphasize maintaining a safe environment for students, staff or visitors. Create environmentally-friendly spaces for students through sustainable initiatives such as outdoor learning spaces, energy and water efficiency programs, reducing waste, and the utilization of sustainable materials such as recycled flooring and carpet. We have largely completed the projects funded by Measure BB, a $268 million bond passed by voters in 2006. The projects funded by Measure ES, a $385 million bond passed in 2012, are either completed or are under construction in Malibu and Santa Monica. Measure M, $195 million, specifically for Malibu schools, and Measure SMS, $485 million, specifically for Santa Monica schools, were overwhelmingly passed by voters in November 2018. We are planning for the new projects funded through these latest bonds. These projects feature the next phases of the Samohi Campus Plan and the master planning of the new Malibu Middle and High School campus. The bond program includes major improvements at the elementary and middle schools in Santa Monica and Malibu. Bond measure details. The District adopted the Districtwide Plan for Sustainability on March 21, 2019. The plan defines what sustainability means to SMMUSD and provides a thorough pathway of how to get there. The plan is organized into eight categories: climate, solid waste, water, transportation, food, nutrition and wellness, energy and renewables, and education and engagement. Each category has specific implementation strategies and goals to be reached by the end of 2020, 2025 and 2030. The Sustainability Plan is the product of collaborative efforts between the District’s Board of Education, staff, educators, students, parents, and community members. The FIP department is led by Carey Upton, Chief Operations Officer, who also oversees Maintenance & Operations and Facility Use. The bond construction program is managed by Steve Massetti, Bond Program Manager. The professional team of district staff and consultants support every aspect of the projects. There are Prop. 39 Citizens Oversight Committees for the separate bonds that ensures expenditures are in line with the voter-approved bond language. Facility direction is aided by Santa Monica and Malibu Facility District Advisory Committees comprised of community members, parents, staff and city staff, that are appointed by and provide advice to the Board of Education. Get In Touch 2828 4th St. Santa Monica, CA 90405 310-450-8338 Extraordinary achievements for all students while simultaneously closing the achievement gap. Important Links Accessibility Accessibility Community Email List Link Space Four MAP IT Website Management Register User Options Questions or Feedback? | Blackboard Web Community Manager Privacy Policy (Updated) | Terms of Use Copyright © 2002-2021 Blackboard, Inc. All rights reserved. CLOSE...