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SMART Bond Program funds Quiet Waters Elementary upgrades
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SMART Bond Funds Quiet Waters Elementary Upgrades

Quiet Waters Elementary School will receive facility upgrades and technological enhancements funded by Broward County Public Schools' $800 million SMART Bond Program.

10/04/2026 · Deerfield Beach edition

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Quiet Waters Elementary School will receive facility upgrades and technological enhancements through Broward County Public Schools' $800 million SMART Bond Program.

The initiative aims to improve educational environments across the county by investing in school infrastructure and resources. The SMART Program, an acronym for Safety, Music, Art, Athletics, Renovations, and Technology, focuses on critical capital improvements.

These include upgrades to roofing, HVAC systems, fire alarms and sprinklers, electrical systems, and accessibility features. The program also targets enhancements for media centers, STEM labs, and classroom additions.

The $800 million capital improvement program funds enhancements to existing facilities and equips schools with advanced technology, athletic equipment, and musical instruments.

Residents can track the program's progress and view updates on school enhancements by visiting the BCPS SMART Futures portal. Further details on specific projects at Quiet Waters Elementary will be available through Broward County Public Schools communications channels.

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