Florida Statute 1013.31 requires that each School Board conduct an educational plant survey at least every five years. The Board approved the District's current survey on May 4, 2004. The survey recommends new facilities as well as additions, remodeling, and renovations at existing sites.

As exceptions to survey recommendations arise, the Board is required to submit a spot survey to the Department of Education for each facility. Spot surveys are now required at the following schools.

1. Chiles to construct 8 primary classroom. The Board also approved 8 classrooms on March 8, 2005. Sixteen classrooms will provide 288 student stations.
2. Cimino to construct 16 primary classrooms adding 288 student stations.
3. Forest Hills to construct 18 primary classrooms adding 324 student stations.
4. Tampa Bay Boulevard to construct 16 primary classrooms adding 288 student stations.

The construction budget for Chiles is $2,353,348 and is funded from Classrooms for Kids and Public Education Capital Outlay (PECO) 2003-04. The budget for Cimino is $2,060,341, Forest Hills is $2,525,271, and Tampa Bay Boulevard is $1,934,042 and funded from Classrooms for Kids.