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Westwood Public Schools Paul Hanlon Elementary School School Building Committee Public Forum 10.23.19 Agenda Introductions How We Got Here What Is + What Can Be MSBA Process Approach Community Feedback Stay Connected Exit Ticket The


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Westwood Public Schools

Paul Hanlon Elementary School

School Building Committee Public Forum 10.23.19

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Agenda

Introductions How We Got Here What Is + What Can Be MSBA Process Approach Community Feedback Stay Connected Exit Ticket

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The Team

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How we got here… Hanlon, Deerfield, and Sheehan

  • All three schools experience space deficiencies in their educational programs, particularly,

special education, art and music

  • Each school needs significant upgrades, including HVAC, plumbing, electrical, exterior

windows, accessibility

  • Hanlon and Deerfield have temporary modular classrooms. Hanlon needs a roof replacement
  • Hanlon was determined to be in the most need of the three schools

Hanlon Elementary School - 1951 Deerfield Elementary School - 1953 Sheehan Elementary School - 1948

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Hanlon Elementary School - Library Sunita L. Williams Elementary School - Library

What is What can be

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Deerfield Elementary School - Hallway Sunita L. Williams Elementary School – Ext. Learn

What is What can be

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Hanlon Elementary School - Cafeteria Carter Woodson Elementary – VRBO Architects

What is What can be

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MSBA Design Review Panel selects Architect/ Designer School Committee commissions Master Plan & Capital Needs Study WPS applies to MSBA program WPS is accepted into MSBA Program Town Meeting approves funding for Phase 2 (Feasibility Study) SBC selects Owner’s Project Manager (OPM) MSBA votes WPS into Feasibility Study

Community Input Meetings

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Master Plan & Capital Needs Study Completed

Mar Spring Dec May July Feb Jun Oct

School Building Committee (SBC) formed

School Building Project

How We Got Here

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SBC approves shortlist of

  • ptions

MSBA approves final option School opens SBC submits final options to MSBA Construction begins

2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

Community Input + Visioning

Oct Mar June Aug Spring Feb Fall

MSBA vote on MSBA funding; Town meeting vote on funding for Project

School Building Project

Where We’re Going

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Facilities

Kick-Off Existing Sites & Buildings

  • Playgrounds, site circulation
  • Traffic
  • Structure
  • Roofs, windows, walls, floors
  • HVAC, electrical, plumbing
  • Code, accessibility, security
  • Sustainability

Oct 2019 – Mar 2020 Community Input and Visioning Begins

Preliminary Design Program

MSBA Process

Our Next Steps

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Facilities

Kick-Off Existing Sites & Buildings

  • Playgrounds, site circulation
  • Traffic
  • Structure
  • Roofs, windows, walls, floors
  • HVAC, electrical, plumbing
  • Code, accessibility, security
  • Sustainability

Education

Space Function - Education

  • How are spaces used?
  • Are spaces sized and located appropriate

to function?

  • Listening sessions
  • Visioning sessions
  • Principals’ workshops
  • Meet with faculty, parents, and students
  • Community feedback

Oct 2019 – Mar 2020

Community Input and Visioning Begins

MSBA Process

Our Next Steps

Preliminary Design Program

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Facilities

Kick-Off Facilities and Education

  • Narrow focus
  • Compare each option
  • Review cost estimates
  • Analyze shortlist of options
  • Submit final option to MSBA
  • Meet with faculty, parents and

students

  • Community Input and feedback

Oct 2019 – Mar 2020 Education Facilities Education Mar – June 2020

Preferred Schematic Report

MSBA Process

Our Next Steps

Preliminary Design Program

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Facilities

Kick-Off

Oct 2019 – Mar 2020 Education Facilities Education Mar – June 2020 Facilities Education Aug 2020 – Feb 2021

Schematic Design

Facilities and Education

  • Develop design on

selected option

  • More analysis of site,

building, costs, schedule and phasing

  • Agree on

reimbursement with MSBA

  • Meet with faculty,

parents and students

  • Community Input and

feedback

MSBA Process

Our Next Steps

Preferred Schematic Report Preliminary Design Program

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Facilities

Kick-Off

Oct 2019 – Mar 2020 Education Facilities Education Mar – June 2020 Facilities Education Aug 2020 – Feb 2021 Spring 2021

Funding Votes

  • MSBA vote on funding
  • Town Meeting vote on

funding

MSBA Process

Our Next Steps

Schematic Design Preferred Schematic Report Preliminary Design Program

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Hanlon only 315 students

990 + PK Reno Add/ Reno New

Hanlon + Deerfield 560 students Hanlon + Sheehan 685 students

New

Evaluation Criteria

New Add/ Reno Add/ Reno

Scenarios

To Be Studied

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Does it support educational goals, including student health and wellness? What is the best location

  • n site (approach,

circulation, access to field, etc.)? Which best supports community use? Which is the least disruptive to students during construction? What is the impact on bussing, traffic, school programs, environment, etc.? What are the costs vs. value added to students + community?

Evaluating Options

How Do We Decide?

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remaining District schools logistics students + community

How does consolidation + each design enrollment impact…

The Big Picture

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remaining District schools

distribution of students distribution of District programs future use of existing school buildings

The Big Picture

logistics students + community

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distribution of students distribution of District programs future use of existing school buildings

The Big Picture

sense of security + belonging identity finances

logistics logistics logistics remaining District schools logistics students + community

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distribution of students distribution of District programs future use of existing school buildings

The Big Picture

sense of security + belonging identity finances

logistics logistics logistics remaining District schools logistics students + community

staffing resources transportation schedule Extended Day Program

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How do we integrate your vision + educational program into the design process?

Communicate

to build the vision

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coding + makerspaces

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student-centered learning

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student-centered play

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breakout space near classrooms

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flexibility in lesson implementation

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Break Out Session

Consider, Discuss, Report Out

  • What are you most excited about?
  • How would you define a successful process?
  • What features should this project consider?
  • What questions or concerns do you have?
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@westwood_ps

Stay

Connected

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School Building Committee Public Forum

November 4 at 7PM

Education Plan Presentation + Visioning

December 9 + 12 at 7PM

Stay

Connected

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What else should we consider as we begin this process? What else do you think we should know? What other questions do you have?

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