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SBA Capital Fund | RI Department of Education Facility Opportunity Initiative The State of Rhode Island is committed to providing high-quality educational opportunities for all public-school students. The SBA Capital Fund is used to repair and improve public school facilities throughout the State. Funds are distributed on a priority basis to ensure the greatest impact on facility gaps in the State’s priority areas.
In Fiscal Year 2026, $6M is available for projects in addition to the $115M allocated for Housing Aid commitments and the two Statewide School Construction Bonds.
To achieve the maximum impact, the FY 2026 Facility Opportunity Initiative will be limited to communities with housing aid reimbursement rates above 65% These communities enroll most of the State’s Free and Reduced Lunch students, Multilingual learners, and Differently Abled students. These resources will allow LEAs to fund projects that otherwise would not advance or would rely on issuing high interest bonds.
The focus of this initiative is to provide transformative 21st century learning spaces to students in these communities. Preference is given to community spaces (i.e., library, media center, science labs, cafeteria, auditorium) that are used by the most students at each school.
Facility Opportunity Initiative presentation FY 2026 Facility Opportunity Initiative awards The Council on Elementary and Secondary Education has approved over $140M of School Building Authority Capital Fund projects since FY 2016.
FY 2016 SBA Capital Fund Projects FY 2017 SBA Capital Fund Projects FY 2018 SBA Capital Fund Projects FY 2019 SBA Capital Fund Projects FY 2021 SBA Capital Fund Projects FY 2022 SBA Capital Fund - Facility Equity Initiative FY 2022 SBA Capital Fund - ARTS Initiative Grants FY 2023 SBA Capital Fund - Facility Equity Initiative FY 2023 SBA Capital Fund - 21st Century Technology and Equipment Grant FY 2023 SBA Capital Fund - Menu for Success FY 2023 SBA Capital Fund - Learning Inside Out FY 2023 SBA Capital Fund - The W.
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Initiative FY 2024 SBA Capital Fund - Get the Foam Out FY 2025 SBA Capital Fund - ARTS Act II FY 2025 SBA Capital Fund - 21st Century Technology and Equipment Grant, Round 2
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local Education Agencies (LEAs) in Rhode Island. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
SBA Capital Fund is funded by Rhode Island Department of Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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