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FACILITY STUDY WORKSHOP EDGEFIELD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT WHY CHOOSE OUR TEAM? EDUCATIONAL SPECIFICATIONS THE PLANNING PROCESS Educational Philosophy Vision of the school system, educational philosophy, mission statement for the program,

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FACILITY STUDY WORKSHOP

EDGEFIELD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

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WHY CHOOSE OUR TEAM? EDUCATIONAL SPECIFICATIONS

THE PLANNING PROCESS

  • Educational Philosophy

Vision of the school system, educational philosophy, mission statement for the program, expression of values, culture

  • School Data

Student population, site information, special provisions, community information, etc.

  • Program Goals

Educational goals of instructional programs

  • Specific Program Activities and Relationships

Determine and define the functional need of the learning environment

  • User Concerns

Physical space conditions and restraints Needed improvements

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WHY CHOOSE OUR TEAM? EDUCATIONAL SPECIFICATIONS

THE PLANNING PROCESS

Faculty and Staff Interviews

  • Student population
  • Grade level breakdown
  • Core academic curriculum
  • Special Education
  • Special programs
  • Career and technology
  • Related arts
  • Media & technology
  • Athletics
  • Food service
  • Administration
  • Portable classrooms

Site Inspections

Architectural

  • Accessibility
  • Life Safety
  • Physical Conditions

Mechanical/Plumbing

  • HVAC System
  • Fire Protection
  • Plumbing Systems
  • Fixtures

Electrical

  • Light Fixtures
  • Emergency Lighting
  • Exit Lighting
  • Fire Alarm System

Civil

  • Site Circulation
  • Parking
  • Lighting
  • Drainage
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WHY CHOOSE OUR TEAM? THE COMMUNITY

Enrollment Trends

ECSD Day 135 Counts Student Enrollment 2015 3,313 2016 3,326 2017 3,352

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  • The

rapid growth in the Aiken/Augusta MSA presents

  • pportunities

for Edgefield County

  • students. College and Career ready students will

have avenues for employment especially in the areas of health care, business, and education, as well as accommodations and food service

  • Additionally, jobs in the technology field are at a

premium nationwide and are on the rise in the Aiken/Augusta MSA as a result of the opening of the Fort Gordon's Cyber Command Center

  • The Cyber Command Center will employ 4700 by

2019.

Population Data

THE COMMUNITY

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Opened in 1973 Additions/Renovations

  • 2001 (Classrooms)

Enrollment - 258 3 Year Average - 260

DOUGLAS ELEMENTARY

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Safety Items Include:

  • Secure front entrance
  • Card Reader Lock System
  • Security Cameras
  • Secure egress for 4k

playground

  • Exterior Lighting

General Items Include

  • Playground Equipment
  • Restroom upgrades

(ADA compliance)

  • Media Center upgrades
  • Art room upgrades
  • Floor Replacement
  • Additional Parking Spaces
  • Canopy Replacement

DOUGLAS ELEMENTARY

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DOUGLAS ELEMENTARY

Non Secure Douglas Entrance Sample Secure Entrance

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Opened in 1952 Gym opened in 1932 Additions/Renovations

  • 1992 & 2002
  • (Cafeteria Expansion and

Classroom)

Enrollment - 293 3 year avg. - 320

JOHNSTON ELEMENTARY

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Safety Items Include:

  • Secure Front Entrance
  • Card Reader System
  • 4K Playground Egress

General Items Include:

  • 100% HVAC Replacement
  • Group Restroom (ADA Compliant)
  • Playground Equipment and Grading
  • Art Room & Media Center Upgrades
  • Canopy for Car Riders
  • Explore Kitchen Expansion

JOHNSTON ELEMENTARY

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Opened in 1955 Additions/Renovations

  • 1994 & 2002
  • (Classrooms, Connected Hallways)

Enrollment - 457 3 year average - 466

W.E. PARKER ELEMENTARY

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Safety

  • Secure Front Entrance
  • Card Reader Key System
  • Security Cameras

General Items

  • 100% HVAC Replacement
  • Group Restroom Upgrades (ADA

Compliant)

  • Media Center Upgrades
  • Art Room Upgrades
  • Music Room Upgrades
  • Extend Sidewalk (2nd grade area)
  • Soffit Repair
  • Bus Zone Driveway and Sidewalk

Repair

W.E. PARKER ELEMENTARY

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Opened in 1993 Addition/Renovations

  • 2002
  • Classrooms - Alternative School

Enrollment - 490 3 year avg. - 489

J-E-T MIDDLE SCHOOL

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Safety Items Include:

  • Secure Front Entrance
  • Card Reader System
  • Explore car stacking options

General Items Include:

  • Canopy for Car Rider Line
  • Group Restroom Upgrades (ADA

Compliant)

  • Lockers (Boys’ and Girls’ Locker

Rooms)

J-E-T MIDDLE SCHOOL

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Opened in 1993 Additions/Renovations

  • 2001 (Classrooms)

Enrollment - 766 3 year avg. - 748

MERRIWETHER ELEMENTARY

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Safety Items Include

  • Secure Front Entrance
  • Security Cameras
  • Card Reader Key System

General Items Include

  • New Playground Equipment and Grading
  • Additional Awning for Car Rider Line
  • Carpet in Admin area
  • Drainage at Media Center
  • Group Restroom Upgrades (ADA Compliant)
  • Parking Lot Repairs

New Construction Options

  • New Middle School (5-8) or New Primary

School (K-2)

MERRIWETHER ELEMENTARY

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Opened in 1972 Additions/Renovations

  • 1994 & 2003
  • (Classrooms)

Enrollment - 386 3 year average - 385

MERRIWETHER MIDDLE

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Safety Items Include:

  • Secure Front Entrance
  • Card Reader Key System

General Items Include

  • Roof Replacement
  • Group Restroom Upgrades (ADA

Compliance)

  • Gym Ceiling Replacement
  • Media Center Upgrades
  • Doors and Hardware Replacement
  • Master Key System
  • Drainage Issues (Gym Area)
  • Parking Lot Repairs

See Elementary for Concept Drawings

MERRIWETHER MIDDLE

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Opened in 1972 Additions / Renovations

  • 2013
  • (Entrance Area / Foyer)

Enrollment = 838 Same as STHS 660 or 82% of High School Students are enrolled in at least

  • ne Career Center course.

STROM THURMOND CAREER CENTER

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Safety Items Include:

  • Secure Front Entrance
  • Repair Canopies
  • Improve Handicap Accessibility

New Construction Options:

  • New CATE Center or
  • New Health Science and PLTW Wing or
  • New Business Wing

Renovation Needs:

  • Health Science/Sports Medicine, Business,

PLTW, Construction, Agriculture Science, Welding, Automotive Labs, and Classrooms

  • Group Restrooms (ADA Compliance)
  • Roof Repairs
  • Electrical Needs

*See Concept Drawings with High School

STROM THURMOND CAREER CENTER

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Opened in 1962 Additions/Renovations

  • 1993 & 2004

Enrollment - 838 3 year average - 816

STROM THURMOND HIGH SCHOOL

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Safety Items Include:

  • Secure Entrance
  • Fire Alarm System

General Items Include:

  • Science Labs
  • Group Restrooms Upgrades (ADA

Compliance)

  • More Office Space (Including

Guidance, Conference Space, and Storage)

  • Cover for Courtyard Area
  • Explore Bus Zone Options

STROM THURMOND HIGH SCHOOL

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SUMMARY

  • Given the newer schools were built in 1993 and older buildings date back

to the 70’s, 60’s and 50’s, all schools are in need of upgrades to meet the needs of today’s 21st century learner

  • AGC’s Data DIGest reported that the Producer Price Index (PPI) increased

up to 3.6 % for school construction from October 2016 to October 2017 largely due to the increase in the cost of construction materials and labor Items listed below are the recommended priorities for the Edgefield County School District:

  • Access Control: Safe and Secure Entrances for all Schools
  • A Plan for Growth in the Merriwether Area
  • Program Needs for the High School and the Career Center
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME! THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME!