Nearly 40 percent of schools in Ontario need some sort of repairs.
The report shows that 37.4 percent of schools in the province are below a good state of repair
That represents over 1,700 schools and the FAO says 32 of those should be replaced.
It adds that the cost of bringing those facilities up to a good state of repair is $6.5 billion.
The FAO estimates the cost of the infrastructure deficit, which includes building new schools is over $31 billion over 10 years.
The Ford government has set aside $18.7 billion over 10 years to do the work.
