Seattle Public Schools owns more than 100 properties--nearly all of which are school buildings--citywide. Now, for the second time in a year, district officials are weighing whether to close schools.

The Seattle Times analyzed statistics from the school district and the state Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction and provided data on each property, linked to the map below. Facts about each school building--its age, size, capacity--are displayed along with details about the students and academic programs within it. The map is divided into Seattle Public Schools' planning regions. For more details on individual schools or district programs, see www.seattleschools.org.

How to use this map
Click on a symbol on the map to open the information window, or use the pull-down bars to search for a school. Multiple information windows may be open at once. For more information on how to use this data, refer to the key.