Facility Management Policy
Facilitron is leading a national movement to transform how school districts manage and share their public spaces with the nation's first governance framework.

Across the country, outdated board policies, vague rate categories, and site-level decision making have led to lost revenue, legal risk, and public frustration.
This isn't just a facilities problem—it's a governance problem.
A first-of-its-kind model for managing public access with clarity, consistency, and accountability.
Designed in partnership with district leaders and Facilitron Governance Specialists — built to scale and adapt.
Facilitron will review your current policies and provide recommendations aligned to the new governance framework — at no cost.
A practical, step-by-step guide with templates and tools to help districts implement the National Model Policy consistently across every site.
Support from the Facilitron account support team for turning policy into enforceable workflows — inside the Facilitron platform and at every site.
Resources for a successful and sustainable launch, including National Model Board Policy, Administrative Regulations, Site Administrator Manual, and Renter Terms & Conditions
"No amount of software can fix a broken policy. Strategic facility management is about aligning practice with purpose. When governance leads—and technology supports—we unlock more than access. We protect instruction, restore equity, and create sustainable systems that serve both schools and communities."
Trent Allen
Chief Marketing Officer, Facilitron
The future of public space starts here. This isn't just a launch — it's a new standard.
Superintendents and Cabinet Leaders
Risk and Legal Officers
Board Members
Facilities, Business & Operations Leaders
Start with a free board policy assessment and identify gaps, risk exposure, and areas for cost recovery.
The Governance Framework for Facility Use is a first-of-its-kind, national model for how school districts govern community access to facilities. It provides a clear structure that aligns board policy, administrative regulations, site-level practices, and renter-facing rules—so access decisions are consistent, equitable, transparent, and defensible across the district.
Most traditional policies focus narrowly on permission to use facilities. The Governance Framework goes further by defining who has authority, how access is prioritized, how costs and subsidies are governed, and how expectations are enforced in practice. It treats facility use as a governance issue—not just a scheduling or facilities task.
The National Model School Board Policy on Community Use of School Facilities is a board-level policy template designed to modernize how districts govern facility use. It establishes clear priorities, user categories, cost-recovery principles, and accountability expectations, while remaining flexible enough to adapt to local context and state law.
No. Districts can adopt the model policy in full, integrate specific sections into an existing policy, or use it as a reference to strengthen weak or outdated areas. The framework is designed to support progress—not force a one-size-fits-all rewrite.
Outdated or unclear policies are the root cause of inconsistent enforcement, hidden subsidies, legal exposure, and community frustration. A board policy assessment identifies governance gaps, clarifies where authority and expectations are unclear, and provides a roadmap for aligning policy with modern operational realities.
Yes. Facilitron offers a no-cost board policy assessment to help districts understand how their current policy aligns with the Governance Framework and where modernization opportunities exist. There’s no obligation—just clarity.
No. The framework is designed to protect community access by making it fair, consistent, and sustainable. Clear priorities and transparent rules reduce confusion, favoritism, and last-minute denials—while ensuring school programs, safety, and resources remain protected.
Facilitron pairs governance reform with platform integration and hands-on support. The Facilitron team helps districts translate policy into enforceable workflows—so rules adopted at the board level are applied consistently in the system, at every site, and for every user.
Superintendents, cabinet leaders, board members, facilities and operations teams, risk and legal staff, and community or city partners all play a role. Facility use governance works best when leadership, policy, and operations are aligned around a shared framework.