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HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN SCHOOLS PREFERRED REDISTRICTING PLAN PRESENTED FOR DISCUSSION: NOV. 28, 2018 PRESENTED FOR VOTE: DEC. 12, 2018 HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN SCHOOLS REQUIREMENTS & PRIORITIES Board of School Trustees 2018-19 Redistricting

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HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN SCHOOLS

PRESENTED FOR DISCUSSION: NOV. 28, 2018 PRESENTED FOR VOTE: DEC. 12, 2018

HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN SCHOOLS PREFERRED REDISTRICTING PLAN

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REQUIREMENTS & PRIORITIES

Board of School Trustees 2018-19 Redistricting Requirements and Priorities Requirement The redistricting process will reach target building capacities, providing space for schools in areas of growth and accommodating the opening of Southeastern Elementary School. Priorities for Consideration (in no particular order) To the greatest extent possible:

  • 1. Assign students to attend schools closest to their homes.
  • 2. Attempt to design a “feeder” pattern.
  • 3. Maintain neighborhoods and subdivisions.
  • 4. Consider stability of programs for Exceptional Learners instructional learning spaces.
  • 5. Provide capacity at schools with the greatest potential for growth.
  • 6. Reduce the number of portables in the school district.
  • 7. Examine the continuation of choice as an option at the high school level.
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PROCESS

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PREFERRED REDISTRICTING PLAN

  • Reduces number of students that are rezoned – 2,265 students moved (1,208 at elementary, 1,057 at

Intermediate/Junior High)

  • 2% more elementary students and 0.5% more INT/JH students attend their closest school than in
  • riginal Scenario 1
  • Plan reduces the number of portables needed
  • Only one elementary will have to cross Highway 37 (Harrison Parkway ES)
  • No intermediate/junior high students will have to cross Highway 37
  • Allows for a more centralized Pre-K program (to Brooks School ES from Lantern Road ES)
  • Balanced INT/JH Enrollment
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PREFERRED REDISTRICTING PLAN

Brooks School ES 100% 0% 0% 0% Cumberland Road ES 0% 62% 0% 38% Durbin ES 43% 57% 0% 0% Fall Creek ES 100% 0% 0% 0% Fishers ES 0% 0% 0% 100% Geist ES 100% 0% 0% 0% Harrison Parkway ES 0% 52% 0% 48% Hoosier Road ES 0% 68% 0% 32% Lantern Road ES 0% 0% 0% 100% New Britton ES 0% 0% 0% 100% Sand Creek ES 0% 100% 0% 0% Southeastern ES 0% 0% 100% 0% Thorpe Creek ES 0% 0% 100% 0% Fall Creek JH/INT Fishers JH/Sand Creek INT Hamilton SE JH/INT Riverside JH/INT

Brooks School ES 585 612 105% 13% Cumberland Road ES 675 653 97% 26% Durbin ES 338 339 100% 24% Fall Creek ES 630 604 96% 6% Fishers ES 450 447 99% 17% Geist ES 675 676 100% 4% Harrison Parkway ES 630 639 101% 26% Hoosier Road ES 630 638 101% 13% Lantern Road ES 630 641 102% 10% New Britton ES 653 652 100% 19% Sand Creek ES 676 674 100% 20% Southeastern ES 675 548 81% 7% Thorpe Creek ES 720 736 102% 14% Fall Creek INT/JH 2,076 1,958 94% 9% Sand Creek INT/Fishers JH 2,144 1,965 92% 23% Hamilton SE INT/JH 1,036 951 92% 14% Riverside INT/JH 2,160 1,975 91% 15%

Preferred Redistricting Plan

School Name Capacity Live-In Enrollment Utilization Free/ Reduced %

Fall Creek INT/JH Hamilton SE INT/JH Riverside INT/JH Sand Creek INT/Fishers JH

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PREFERRED REDISTRICTING PLAN

HIGH SCHOOL IMPACT (CURRENT BOUNDARIES)

Fishers HS 3,700 2,704 73% 15% Hamilton SE HS 3,700 4,060 110% 11% School Name Capacity Live-In Enrollment Utilization Free/ Reduced %

Scenario 1 Revision 1A

PREFERRED REDISTRICTING PLAN

Fishers HS Hamilton SE HS Fall Creek INT/JH 100% Sand Creek INT/Fishers JH 66% 34% Hamilton SE INT/JH 8% 92% Riverside INT/JH 57% 43%

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SUPPORTING RECOMMENDATIONS

  • Offer Grandfathering
  • No transportation provided
  • 3rd, 5th, 7th only
  • May need another year of portables at some buildings
  • Transfer appeal form required for tracking
  • Any student/family that opted to attend a different school to assist with utilization can stay at

their current school (“Fall Creek Option”)

  • Re-evaluate Durbin Elementary timeline
  • Expansion/new building
  • Orientation plans for rezoned students (Spring open house)
  • Balance HS enrollment
  • Process & Timeline
  • Exploring programmatic options
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CRITERIA FOR POTENTIAL OPTIONS

  • Preferred Redistricting Plan was presented on November 28.
  • Potential Options for consideration by Board of School Trustees was created on November 29

using the following parameters:

  • Must not cause a “Domino effect”
  • Must not break “No surprise rule”
  • Must not violate existing board priorities.
  • Options have been color-coded in Red, Green and Yellow.

GREEN: Fits all parameters. YELLOW: Meets some of the parameters. RED: Does not fit the parameters.

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POTENTIAL OPTIONS

Logan’s Pointe from Southeastern ES/HIJH to Durbin ES/Fall Creek INT/JH

  • This moves 11 students from Southeastern ES to Durbin ES (5 are currently 4th graders)
  • Durbin utilization increases to 104% and Southeastern ES drops to 80%
  • 8 students move from HIJH to Fall Creek INT/JH
  • Fall Creek INT/JH utilization increases to 95% and HIJH drops to 91%

Brooks School ES

585

612 105% 13% Cumberland Road ES

675

653 97% 26% Durbin ES

338

350 104% 24% Fall Creek ES

630

604 96% 6% Fishers ES

450

447 99% 17% Geist ES

675

676 100% 4% Harrison Parkway ES

630

639 101% 26% Hoosier Road ES

630

638 101% 13% Lantern Road ES

630

641 102% 10% New Britton ES

653

652 100% 19% Sand Creek ES

676

674 100% 20% Southeastern ES

675

537 80% 7% Thorpe Creek ES

720

736 102% 14% Fall Creek INT/JH

2,076

1,966 95% 9% Sand Creek INT/Fishers JH

2,144

1,965 92% 23% Hamilton SE INT/JH

1,036

943 91% 14% Riverside INT/JH

2,160

1,975 91% 15%

Option

School Name Capacity Live-In Enrollment Utilization Free/ Reduced %

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POTENTIAL OPTIONS

Sunlake Apartments to Harrison Parkway, “River” Neighborhoods to New Britton ES

  • This puts the “River” neighborhoods back into New Britton ES (currently attend), and then the

Sunlake Apartments into Harrison Parkway (do not currently attend and were never slated to attend)

  • Breaks “No surprise rule”
  • Average Travel Times for all students in the proposed areas:
  • River Neighborhoods– to New Britton = 6.4 minutes; to Harrison = 8.5 minutes
  • Sunlake Apts– to New Britton = 4.5 minutes; to Harrison = 7.1 minutes

Brooks School ES

585

612 105% 13% Cumberland Road ES

675

653 97% 26% Durbin ES

338

339 100% 24% Fall Creek ES

630

604 96% 6% Fishers ES

450

447 99% 17% Geist ES

675

676 100% 4% Harrison Parkway ES

630

632 100% 25% Hoosier Road ES

630

638 101% 13% Lantern Road ES

630

641 102% 10% New Britton ES

653

659 101% 20% Sand Creek ES

676

674 100% 20% Southeastern ES

675

548 81% 7% Thorpe Creek ES

720

736 102% 14% Fall Creek INT/JH

2,076

1,958 94% 9% Sand Creek INT/Fishers JH

2,144

1,965 92% 23% Hamilton SE INT/JH

1,036

951 92% 14% Riverside INT/JH

2,160

1,975 91% 15%

Option

School Name Capacity Live-In Enrollment Utilization Free/ Reduced %

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POTENTIAL OPTIONS

The Anchorage from Geist ES to Brooks School ES

  • This moves 6 students from Geist ES to Brooks School ES (currently attend)
  • Brooks School utilization increases to 106% and Geist ES drops to 99%

Brooks School ES 585

618 106% 13%

Cumberland Road ES 675

653 97% 26%

Durbin ES 338

339 100% 24%

Fall Creek ES 630

604 96% 6%

Fishers ES 450

447 99% 17%

Geist ES 675

670 99% 4%

Harrison Parkway ES 630

639 101% 26%

Hoosier Road ES 630

638 101% 13%

Lantern Road ES 630

641 102% 10%

New Britton ES 653

652 100% 19%

Sand Creek ES 676

674 100% 20%

Southeastern ES 675

548 81% 7%

Thorpe Creek ES 720

736 102% 14%

Fall Creek INT/JH 2,076

1,958 94% 9%

Sand Creek INT/Fishers JH 2,144

1,965 92% 23%

Hamilton SE INT/JH 1,036

951 92% 14%

Riverside INT/JH 2,160

1,975 91% 15%

Option

School Name Capacity Live-In Enrollment Utilization Free/ Reduced %

THE ANCHORAGE

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POTENTIAL OPTIONS

8% split from HIJH to Fishers HS

  • 74 5-8 students in this area
  • Moving these students from HIJH to Sand Creek/Fishers would allow 100% of HIJH to feed

HSE HS

  • Sand Creek/Fishers increases to 95% utilized, HIJH drops to 85% utilized
  • FRL % increases by 3% at Sand Creek/Fishers to 26%, decreases by 6% at HIJH to 8%
  • Creates a split at Thorpe Creek ES—13% attend Sand Creek, 87% attend HIJH

Fall Creek INT/JH

2,076

1,958 94% 9% Sand Creek INT/Fishers JH

2,144

2,039 92% 26% Hamilton SE INT/JH

1,036

877 92% 8% Riverside INT/JH

2,160

1,975 91% 15%

Option

School Name Capacity Live-In Enrollment Utilization Free/ Reduced %