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Engage, Educate and Empower Every Student, Every Day 1 2015/2016 BRAC Work Plan Assignment: Input on the Elementary School Facility Master Plan Deliverables: 1) Vision Statement, 2) Guiding Principles, 3) Review of Options, 4) Ranking Date


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Assignment: Input on the Elementary School Facility Master Plan Deliverables: 1) Vision Statement, 2) Guiding Principles, 3) Review of Options, 4) Ranking Date Main Discussion October 8, 2015

  • What is a Facilities Master Plan?
  • ADM Group School Assessment & Community Feedback

November 19, 2015

  • Design Best Practices
  • Other District Examples

December 17, 2015

  • Visioning Discussion
  • Guiding Principles

January 7, 2016

  • Examine Current Conditions
  • Review SUSD Recommendations

January 28, 2016

  • Review Existing Options
  • Discuss Possible New Options
  • Pros and Cons

February 18, 2016

  • Finalize Recommendation
  • Rank Options

2015/2016 BRAC Work Plan

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  • Buildings do matter for education and success
  • Mission, vision, values: facilities should assist in meeting these
  • Instruction should drive construction
  • Consider what support programs already exist and design around them
  • Design should be technology and project based
  • Flexibility needed in classrooms and whole school
  • Other districts rebuilt schools to 500 students (smaller learning communities)
  • However, one size does not fit all
  • The need for equity for all school campuses is important
  • Important considerations:
  • The cost of operating older facilities can be expensive
  • Security and safety issues a priority
  • Need to factor in mandates, like ADA compliance
  • Community partnerships – what already exist to take advantage of
  • Staff and community will need to buy-in and accept these design concepts
  • Need to engage the local community on design
  • Need to remind the public it’s about restoring the greatness of community
  • Need the courage to make the right decisions

BRAC Major Thoughts on Research

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Current Condition of Elementary Schools

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Preamble

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Facilities Vision

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Design Principles

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BRAC Recommended Options

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What Do We Mean?

  • Rebuilding our elementary schools
  • Providing properly sized learning environments for students and

teachers.

  • Taking into account cyclical trends of enrollments, neighborhood

integrity, traffic patterns, and improved property use Why Best Option:

  • Neighborhood schools (neighborhood integrity)
  • Friendly spaces
  • Return on investment
  • Effective use of space
  • We owe it to our children to do things the right way!

 We have rebuilt HS, MS, need to finish the job with ES

Option 2: Rebuild Right Size This is the best option!

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Option 4: Other: Hybrid…. This is best alternative option

What Do We Mean?

  • Combines rebuilding on a site along with

repurposing/consolidating space, and/or consolidating populations

  • Yavapai school is an example

Why Best Alternative:

  • Maintains the neighborhood/community school (“continuity of

vernacular”)

  • Creates shared space possibilities
  • Provides an efficient use of space
  • Will save money vs. total rebuild
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Option 3: Consolidate… This is NOT an option

What Do We Mean?

  • Closing a school: combining learners from existing neighborhood

schools Why this is not a good

  • ption:
  • Still dealing with same schools that will need to be fixed
  • Future SUSD enrollment will suffer - ADM loss

 Allows space for individual charter schools

  • South schools – growth potential

 Danger of outsizing ourselves

  • Age/combinations – potential problems
  • Potential loss of programs
  • Increased bus routes
  • Community impact: loss of property values
  • Division of community

 Community forums said No!

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  • We believe SUSD (and the community) needs to do

everything possible to see a bond pass and complete the job of rebuilding our elementary schools.

  • We believe new facilities will become a magnet for new

families and will help to increase enrollment.

  • We believe it’s not just about buildings but programs as
  • well. Need to include the need for great programs not just

great facilities. THANK YOU.

In Conclusion