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Saint Paul City School, Charter School No. 4029

A new 65,900 sq. ft. facility will be constructed at the 1.79 acre site, featuring 28 classrooms, 3 flex rooms, 13 pullout spaces for small group learning, music, art, media center, a 6,270 sq. ft. gymnasium, serving kitchen, outdoor play space, and administrative office space

Investment

  • NMTC Amount: $15,000,000
  • Total Project Cost: $17,686,437

IMPACT

  • 127 FTE jobs
  • 117 construction jobs
  • After the three schools relocate to the new site, enrollment is expected to grow from 516 students to approximately 620 students
  • 65,000 sq. ft. of real estate

Investor

Project Description

Saint Paul City School Charter School No. 4029 (SPCS), a Minnesota public charter school and their affiliated building company Charter School Property, Inc. have requested $6M of NMTC allocation from MMCDC. NMTC proceeds will be utilized to assist with a portion of the ~$17.4M total project costs. The project involves consolidating SPCS’s three existing schools into one centralized campus to be located at 215 University Avenue West, Saint Paul. A new 65,900 sq. ft. facility will be constructed at the 1.79 acre site, featuring 28 classrooms, 3 flex rooms, 13 pullout spaces for small group learning, music, art, media center, a 6,270 sq. ft. gymnasium, serving kitchen, outdoor play space, and administrative office space. After the three schools relocate to the new site, enrollment is expected to grow from 516 students to approximately 620 students.

MAP

Address: 215 University Avenue West, Saint Paul, MN 55103

Census Tract: 27123032700

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