Denton ISD Fine Arts Potential Project Report
November, 2017
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Denton ISD Fine Arts Potential Project Report November, 2017 LED Lighting Systems to replace incandescent systems Campus spend about $2- 3k per year on lamps. None needed for LEDs. Cost for lamps continues to increase as transfer to LED.
November, 2017
Campus spend about $2-3k per year on lamps. None needed for LED’s. Cost for lamps continues to increase as transfer to LED. Cost to run 15 incandescent per hour is 97.5 cents. Cost to run 15 LED’s per hour is 19.5 cents.
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Kilns on some campuses are aging Kiln rooms are not dedicated (doubling as storage is a safety concern)
Used for storage of percussion
Denton ton HS is the only HS that doesn’t have a tower for marching band. Ry Ryan an HS has an aged tower that has been moved twice and needs to be replaced.
Ensemble and practice rooms used for storage due to lack of space.
2 rooms have no sinks and no storage No storage for 3D programs Kiln rooms used for storage
550 seat house is too small to accommodate concerts. Concerts have to be livestreamed into the library for overflow seating.
No working mics Cassette Players Obsolete 5 Disc Changer Can not play digital audio (iPod, etc)
Lacking storage (Hallway used for scenery storage) Computer in counterweight system not working
Lacking space in locker room (Girls have to share lockers) Braswell HS Dance/Drill team rehearsal space is much smaller than any other campus, limiting potential for program growth.
Athletic Facility Planning 2018 Bond Project Considerations
Denton ISD Athletic Program Objectives
1. Involve as many students as possible in a positive athletic environment. 2. Instill in students an exemplary work ethic and the qualities of: accountability, citizenship and a high degree of sportsmanship. 3. Play everyone on all sub-varsity levels if eligible and in good standing with the team. 4. Develop and maintain a comprehensive off-season program. 5. Establish successful programs so that all participants enjoy a positive learning experience. 6. Have all programs represent excellence, integrity, and humility. 7. Demonstrate that each of our teams are well coached, highly disciplined, and very well organized. 8. Establish a district-wide alliance that promotes loyalty and pride that reflects the principles and attitudes of the Denton ISD. 9. Create an atmosphere of success by properly respecting and maintaining all athletic facilities, equipment, and uniforms. 10. Ensure that the Denton ISD Athletic Department objectives support the total mission of the Denton ISD.
Denton ISD Athletic Department Long Range Facility Objectives and Vision
2018 Bond Project Considerations
promote pride and ownership for the student athlete and the community
collaboration with the end user in mind
implementing athletic department specifications
plan that embraces growth, equity and durability.
Cost Benefit:
percent (or less in many cases) of an overall high school’s budget, high school athletic programs are
Academic Mission:
Mission of the school district.
athletic programs tend to have higher grade point averages, better attendance records and lower dropout rates and fewer discipline problems that students generally.
Promote Health and Well Being:
activity and weight management are a few of the health benefits realized by athletic participation.
Athletics Foster Success in Later Life:
athletics if often a predictor of later success in college, a career and becoming a contributing healthy member of society.
and Sense of Belonging
Skills
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east and west fieldhouse
scoreboards
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