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HIGH SCHOOL CHOICE PROGRAM TRANSPORTATION HUB Plan Updates December 11, 2019 M. Ann Levett, Ed.D., Superintendent Vanessa Miller-Kaigler, Deputy Superintendent Division of Operations-Transportation Department Tammy Perkins, Annette Ling,


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HIGH SCHOOL CHOICE PROGRAM TRANSPORTATION HUB Plan Updates

Division of Operations-Transportation Department Tammy Perkins, Annette Ling, Timothy Burns, Charles Smith- Transportation Directors

December 11, 2019

  • M. Ann Levett, Ed.D., Superintendent

Vanessa Miller-Kaigler, Deputy Superintendent

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Why A Hub Transportation System?

❑ $31,000,000 Transportation Budget ❑ 26,000 students transported daily ❑ 6,800 CHOICE students eligible for transportation ❑ Long Ride Times- 2.5 hours ❑ Early Pick Up/ Drop Off Times Times – 5:20 am -5:57 pm ❑ Phased Approach 2

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HUB Transportation High School CHOICE Program Student Zoned CHOICE High School Student Zoned High School Student

High School Transportation

SY 2020-21

Neighborhood Transportation Neighborhood Transportation Administrative Placement Students Not Eligible for Transportation

Zone= within school’s attendance boundary and more than 1.5 miles from the school

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Test runs, Awareness Campaign, PTA/School Council and community meetings, survey and analysis (Sept- Nov 2019) Plan Awareness

HUB Plan Timeline

Updates on Hub Plan – Survey Results (December 11, 2019)

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– Online Survey Software | Qualtrics Survey Solutions

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Opportunity for Input

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High School Choice Program Transportation Survey

December 2019

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For SY 2020-21, which of the following best describes your plans for your child who will be attending high school? (N= 735)

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Which of the following transportation options will you consider using for your child's high school Choice program? (N=585)

Note: Respondents were asked to select all that apply; totals will not sum to 100%

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Which of the following options will you consider using to get your child to and from the HUB site each day? (N= 379)

Note: Respondents were asked to select all that apply; totals will not sum to 100%

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Please rank the importance of each consideration regarding the HUB site, with 1 being the most important and 4 being the least important. (N=361)

Field Mean Location of HUB site 1.73 Time of student drop-off in the morning 2.58 Supervision of students at HUB site 2.59 Time of student pick-up in the afternoon 3.11

Location

Time of AM Dropoff & Student Supervision Time of PM Dropoff

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How far in advance do you need information about the HUB site schedule and

  • ther details in order to plan transportation for your student? (N=378)
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HUB Locations

Rice Creek ES Islands HS Windsor Forest HS Mercer MS Southwest MS West Chatham MS Beach HS Johnson HS Savannah HS

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  • Sav. Arts Academy
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High School Choice Programs

❑ Beach High - Medical & Allied Health ❑ Groves High - Maritime Science and Logistics ❑ Islands High - Biological/Environmental Studies ❑ Jenkins High - Engineering ❑ Johnson High - International Baccalaureate Diploma ❑ Savannah Arts Academy - Visual and Performing Arts ❑ Savannah High/Early College - Early College ❑ Windsor Forest High - International Baccalaureate Diploma ❑ Woodville-Tompkins High - Career and Technical 13

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HUB Plan Community Meetings

❑ Garrison K-8- 11/12/19 ❑ West Chatham Middle- 11/13/19 ❑ Jenkins High – 11/19/19 ❑ Beach High – 11/20/19 ❑ STEM at Bartlett – 11/21/19 ❑ Johnson High- 12/4/19 ❑ Woodville Tompkins- 12/5/19 ❑ Godley Station K-8- 12/10/19 ❑ West Chatham Middle- 12/17/19

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*List includes District County Wide Meetings, Town Halls, and School PTA Meetings

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CHOICE/Magnet Transportation in Georgia

❑ Clayton County- 6 shuttle locations (schools & County buildings) approximately 1000 students ❑ Columbia County- transportation not provided ❑ DeKalb County-offer shuttles from primary locations (schools & shopping centers) approximately 2600 students ❑ Richmond County- shuttles provided to “dedicated” magnet programs (4). Students ride from neighborhood to home school, shuttled to magnet school. Ride middle school buses in PM ❑ McIntosh County- transportation not provided

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Adopted Hub Plan & Bell Times Roll Out with Application Process (Jan-Feb 2020) Update Student Assignments Adjust Bus Routes and Pairings (Mar-May 2020) Q & A, Route Posting Live Runs (Jun-July 2020) Implement Hub Plan and Bell Times for SY 2020-21 (Aug 2020) Implementation: Eight Month Process

HUB Plan Timeline

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Questions ?

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