; (B) in the case of a local educational agency, the threat that the condition of the physical plant in the project poses to the safety and well-being of students; (C) the demonstrated need for the construction, reconstruction, or renovation based on the condition of the facility in the project; (D) the age of such facility; and (E) demonstrated need to connect and improve broadband services in the local community. (e) Qualifying projects (1) In general Subject to subsection (a)(1), a project is eligible for a loan from an infrastructure bank if it is a project that consists of— (A) the construction of new elementary or secondary schools to meet the needs imposed by enrollment growth; (B) the repair, rebuilding, or upgrading of classrooms or structures related to academic learning, including the repair of leaking roofs, crumbling walls, inadequate plumbing, poor ventilation equipment, and inadequate heating or lighting equipment; (C) an activity to increase physical safety at the educational facility involved; (D) an activity to enhance the educational facility involved to provide access for students, teachers, and other individuals with disabilities; (E) an activity to address environmental or health hazards at the educational facility involved, such as poor ventilation, indoor air quality, or lighting; (F) the provision of basic infrastructure that facilitates educational technology, such as communications outlets, electrical systems, power outlets, or a communication closet; (G) work that will bring an educational facility into conformity with the requirements of— (i) environmental protection or health and safety programs mandated by Federal, State, or local law if such requirements were not in effect when the facility was initially constructed; and (ii) hazardous waste disposal, treatment, and storage requirements mandated by the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 or similar State laws; (H) work that will enable efficient use of available energy resources