Pickerington Schools Long Term Building Plan BOE Presentation 4/8/19
GOALS FOR LONG TERM BUILDING PLAN Minimize the staffing increase ● Minimize transportation cost increase ● Minimize changes to boundaries ● Create a balanced feeder pattern ●
P4P Committee: WORK PRIORITIES Ranked in order from most preferred to least preferred options a. Enrollment Study b. Develop vacant property for future use c. Reallocate existing classrooms d. Moving programs e. Renovations f. Additions g. New buildings and facilities h. Renting facilities i. District-Wide Redistricting j. Modular classrooms k. Creative scheduling
PROJECTED DISTRICT GROWTH
PROJECTED DISTRICT GROWTH by building
PROJECTED DISTRICT GROWTH by building
PROJECTED DISTRICT GROWTH by building
PROJECTED DISTRICT GROWTH by building
PRESCHOOL GROWTH Current 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 (4-8-19) 148 Preschool 130 134 124 127 142 (33 Itin) Special Needs (115 CRB) Preschool 41 43 66 74 70 79 Typicals Total Students 171 177 190 201 212 227
Steps already taken • Moved Preschool in order to make space • Continue to renovate spaces at Central • Purchased land site for future growth
What we have already done at current buildings to help with space Renovations at Central High School ➢ Created a classroom in the Media Center used for Business and Social Studies ➢ Old Art room changed to Engineering Robotics Room ➢ Dressing room for Theatre ➢ Old Robotics and Special Education classroom divided up into Computer Graphics and other classrooms ➢ Converted upstairs storage (balcony over Commons) into office space ➢ Removing lockers creating a teacher/copier workroom to free up space for additional classrooms ➢ Created storage area from pre-existing locker bay ➢ Created classroom in older conference area (inside administrative offices)
Future Planning ❖ Renovate some spaces at Ridgeview to make room ❖ Continue to move Preschool Units
Preliminary Long Term Building Plan NEW JR. HIGH AND ATHLETIC FACILITIES on the McGill Property CURRENT JR. HIGH Becomes a elementary, middle school and Gateway location. HERITAGE ELEMENTARY BUILDING Becomes a Pre-School Building and Welcome Center ADDITIONS TO THE HIGH SCHOOL
Preliminary Long Term Building Plan NEW JR. HIGH AND ATHLETIC FACILITIES PROS: - Accommodates Growth - Reduced Traffic on Hill Road - Secondary Campus for both high schools - Athletic Facilities - Shared - Staff Resources on Secondary Campus - Shared - Modern Athletic Facilities
Preliminary Long Term Building Plan CURRENT JR. HIGH Becomes a elementary, middle school and Gateway location. PROS: - 4th middle school = balanced feeder buildings - Increase capacity in other elementary schools
Preliminary Long Term Building Plan HERITAGE ELEMENTARY BUILDING Becomes a Pre-School Building and Welcome Center PROS: - Pre-School Center - Alleviates Elementary / Creates Capacity - Before and After-school Program for Pre-School - Decrease Traffic Pattern on East St. - Welcome Center becomes part of the DO creating synergy and communication
Preliminary Long Term Building Plan ADDITIONS TO THE HIGH SCHOOL PROS: - Allows for additional growth - Adding secure vestibules - Increase lunch space at Central
PROPOSED TIMELINE 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 Jr. High Design Jr. High Construction COMPLETE Ridgeview Design FUNDING HS Classroom Design (x2) Ridgeview Const. HS Const. Heritage Design Heritage Const.
New Jr. High 1,100 Student (7th /8th grades) capacity ● To be built upon McGill Site ● ● Lakeview would be basis of design
New Jr. High
New Jr. High
Ridgeview Renovate Ridgeview Stem Junior High to serve as a K-4 ● Elementary School, a 5-6 Intermediate School and the home of the Gateway Academy.
Ridgeview (Elementary, Intermediate and Gifted Academy) Possible locations for additional 5th and 6th CR
Heritage Preschool Center Renovate Heritage Elementary to serve as the permanent home for ● Pickerington Preschool Program ● Provide a total of 16 classrooms serving 12-16 per room for a total capacity of 256 (x two session/day = 512) Includes (2) large muscle rooms, small group and administrative ● spaces ● Includes District Welcome Center
Heritage Preschool Center 1 M 2 3 7 8 New Entry 9 10 4 5 6 11 12 13 14 15 16 M Welcome Center Lower Upper Level Level
Central High School 24 New Classrooms for a total of 95 ● Renovated Secure Main Entry ● ● Expanded Cafeteria (increased seating from 496 to 680)
Central High School 1 2 New Classrooms 5 3 4 6 7 9 10 8 11 12
Central High School
Central High School Cafeteria Expansion Cafeteria Expansion 25 x 8 = 200
North High School 18 New Classrooms for a total of 95 ● Renovated Secure Main Entry ●
North High School 5 6 1 2 9 10 15 16 7 8 3 4 11 12 13 14 17 18 Lower Upper Level Level
North High School Renovated Secure Main Entry ● Lower Secured Level Vestibule
Violet to New Elementary There are 123 students in this area. Violet currently has 475 minus 123 equals 352. KG-18 … FIRST-20 SECOND-26 THIRD-28 FOURTH-31
Toll Gate Elementary to New Elementary There are 120 students in this area. Toll Gate’s current total is 694 minus 120 equals 574. There are 57 middle school students in this area. KG-20 FIRST-30 SECOND-22 THIRD-21 FOURTH-27
Toll Gate MS Change to possible new MS There are 83 middle school students in this area. Combine with 57 MS students from TG to new MS is 140. Adding 111 MS from Harmon will be a total of 251 . 5 TH – 44 6 TH – 39 5 TH - 28 6 TH - 29
Harmon to New Middle School 111 students
New RMS-total of 251—111 from HMS-140 from Toll Gate
New Elementary Boundary-Violet, Toll Gate, Heritage
Areas of Interest • North Boundary • Central Boundary • Wellington Park (City) • Dairy Farm along Busey (City) • Lake Forest (City) • Stemen Rd. Development (dog park to Grant Ln) • Heron Crossing (Twp) • Williard Reserve (City) • Spring Creek (City) • Pickerington Ponds (City) • Reserve at Meadowmoore • Tussing Place • Overland Park • Sycamore Place • Preston Trails • Patrick’s Square • Villages at Sycamore • Willow Pond
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