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                                 2023 FACILITIES & CONSTRUCTION BRIEF spaces4learning
 (See nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d22/tables/dt22􏰉203.10.asp.) Private PreK–12 school data are a bit more murky. NCES has
not yet updated projections for private schools since early 2020, and its estimates then were based on pre-pandemic trends. We will include data on private schools from the 2020 source in the table below.
Overall, projections for enrollments in PreK–12 education have been revised downward — where revisions have been made to previous data — through 2030.
DEGREE-GRANTING POST-SECONDARY
In higher education, 18.96 million students were projected to attend colleges and universities in 2022. Of those:
• 11.55 million were full-time.
• 7.4 million were part-time.
• 13.86 million were enrolled in public institutions. • 5.1 million were enrolled in private institutions.
Overall, projections for enrollments in higher education have been revised downward through 2030.
  ENROLLMENT PROJECTIONS (IN THOUSANDS)
 Year
 All
 pK-12
 pK-12: Public
 pK-12: Private***
 􏰄egree􏰅􏰆ranting 􏰇ostsecondar􏰈
    Total
 pK-8
 9-12
 Total
 pK-8
 9-12
 Total
 Public
 Private
 2010
 75,886
 54,867
 49,484
 34,625
 14,860
 5,382
 4,084
 1,299
 21,019
 13,703
 4,379
 2020
 74,116􏰂􏰂
 55,089􏰂􏰂
 49,375􏰂􏰂
 34,061􏰂􏰂
 15,314􏰂􏰂
 5,714
 4,183
 1,531
 19,027􏰂􏰂
 13,884􏰂􏰂
 5,142􏰂􏰂
 2021
 73,812􏰂􏰂
 55,153􏰂􏰂
 49,453􏰂􏰂
 34,004􏰂􏰂
 15,449􏰂􏰂
 5,700
 4,161
 1,539
 18,659􏰂􏰂
 13,543􏰂􏰂
 5,116􏰂􏰂
 2022􏰂
 74,609
 55,648
 49,935
 34,360
 15,575
 5,713
 4,171
 1,542
 18,961
 13,863
 5,097
 2030􏰂
  73,157
  52,991
  47,253􏰂􏰂
  32,261􏰂􏰂
  14,992􏰂􏰂
  5,738
  4,281
  1,457
  20,166􏰂􏰂
  14,736􏰂􏰂
  5,430􏰂􏰂
   􏰂􏰇rojected. Note that data are taken from three sources from NCES. Where data disagree, we have used the most recent source. Source for all data prior to 2021 and private PreK–12 data for 2021, 2022, and 2030: National Center for Education Statistics, Enrollment in elementary, secondary, and degree-granting postsecondary institutions, by level and control of institution, enrollment level, and attendance status and sex of student: Selected years, fall 1990 through fall 2029. Source for 2021, 2022, and 2030 public PreK–12 data: nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d21/tables/dt21􏰉203.10.asp. Source for 2021, 2022, and 2030 higher education data: nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d22/tables/dt22􏰉303.10.asp.
􏰂􏰂Data or projections revised since our previous report
􏰂􏰂􏰂NCES has not revised data or projections of private PreK–12 enrollment since before the pandemic.
EDUCATIONALCONSTRUCTIONSP ENDING
T h e total dollar value of education construction work done in the U.S. (including all 50 states and the District of Columbia) is estimated to have been $99,191 billion in 2022. That is a modest increase from 2021 of about $665 million. That followed a
steep decline from 2020 to 2021 of about $12.2 billion, when supply chain and sta􏰀ng issues related to the public policy response to the pandemic seemed to have had a major e􏰁ect on construction.
(See notes below the table.)Educational construction spending includes expenditures for new buildings and structures; additions; renovations; rehabilitations; major replacements
(such as the complete replacement of a roof or heating system); mechanical and electrical installations; site preparation; and outside construction of fixed structures or facilities, such as sidewalks, parking lots, and utility connections. Educational facilities include preschools, primary/secondary schools, higher education facilities, trade schools, training facilities, and other educational spaces, including museums and libraries.
 YEAR
 TOTAL(M illionsofDollars)
 2005
 $79, 687
 2006
 $84,928
 2007
 $96,758
 2008
 $104,890
 2009
 $103,202
 2010
 $88,405
 2011
 $84,985
 2012
 $84,672
 2013
 $79,060
 2014
 $79,681
 2015
 $85,346
 2016
 $91,629
 2017
 $96,685
 2018
 $101,210
 2019
 $108,952􏰂
 2020
 $110,692􏰂􏰂
 2021
 $98,426􏰂􏰂􏰂
 2022
  $99,191
    EDUCATION CONSTRUCTION (MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)
 $110,000 $100,000 $90,000 $80,000 $70,000 $60,000 $50,000
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
20124015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
                      Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Annual 􏰃alue of Construction Put in Place (Annual Totals).
􏰂 Revised using the most recent statistics available, as of May 2023. Previously reported at $105.374 billion.
􏰂􏰂 Revised using the most recent statistics available, as of May 2023. Previously reported at $107.435 billion.
􏰂􏰂􏰂 Revised using the most recent statistics available, as of May 2023. Previously reported at $98,189 billion.
   Source: U.S. Census Bureau
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