The "Equitable Access to School Facilities Act" seeks to enhance the quality and affordability of charter school facilities across the nation. Its primary purpose is to support the creation and expansion of State policies that provide funding and financing for these facilities, including increasing charter schools' access to public buildings. The bill also authorizes technical assistance to foster the growth and expansion of high-quality charter schools. A central provision of the bill is the authorization of a new State Facilities Aid Program , which provides competitive grants to State entities. These grants are intended to help states establish or enhance programs that improve the equity of charter schools' access to facilities funding and financing , reduce gaps between charter and other public schools, and increase access to public buildings. The Secretary will prioritize applicants from states that offer tax-exempt financing, ensure equitable land-use policies, prohibit negative deed restrictions, or provide charter schools with a first right of refusal for surplus public property. Funds from this program can be used for various activities, such as increasing funding for or creating new financing mechanisms for facility acquisition, leasing, construction, or renovation. They can also support ongoing facilities costs and alternative ownership models. Furthermore, the bill amends existing provisions to allow grants for assisting charter schools in locating facilities and ensuring compliance with building codes, and permits the establishment of a revolving loan fund for initial operations or facilities. It also expands national programs to provide support and identify best practices related to charter school facilities access and authorizer quality.