A Falkirk Council report, which is being discussed tomorrow, says more than £240 million is needed to improve schools across the area.
The report says "significant" investment is needed over the next decade to maintain the school estate.
A report is warning 40 primary schools have been identified as showing signs of decay.
8 schools in the Falkirk area were built before 1940 - with 26 at least 55 years old.
£14 million worth of work has been approved for Maddiston Primary - which was damaged during Storm Eowyn.
A Learning Estate Review will be debated by the local authority.
It's hoped the proposals will improve the council's education facilities.
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