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PW Parkway Elementary School Boundary Planning Committee Recommendations Prince William County School Board Meeting January 2, 2019 Denise Huebner, Associate Superintendent for Eastern Elementary Schools Dr. Matthew R. Cartlidge, Supervisor


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PW Parkway Elementary School Boundary Planning Committee Recommendations

Prince William County School Board Meeting

January 2, 2019

Denise Huebner, Associate Superintendent for Eastern Elementary Schools

  • Dr. Matthew R. Cartlidge, Supervisor of Planning,

Office of Facilities Services

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Presentation Outline

  • A. Current School Capacity & Boundaries
  • B. Capital Improvements Scheduled
  • C. Boundary Planning Process
  • D. Proposed Boundary Plans

a. Plan 2a b. Plan 3 c. Plan 3a

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Current School Boundaries & Capacities (2018-19)

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Elementary Enrollment Projections

(Current Boundaries)

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2019 Program Capacity

Portable Classrooms

Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. Of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. Of

Capacity

  • Pct. LEP
  • Pct. Econ.

Disadvantaged Pct. Minority

Antietam ES

914 1 632 69.2% 644 70.5% 646 70.6% 647 70.8% 656 71.7% 13.8% 31.7% 62.4%

Belmont ES

547 454 83.0% 475 86.8% 491 89.7% 508 92.8% 514 94.0% 42.9% 73.1% 87.5%

Feathers tone ES

418 3 493 118.0% 508 121.5% 510 122.0% 511 122.3% 518 123.9% 55.3% 81.1% 93.8%

Kerrydale ES

355 6 448 126.2% 427 120.3% 428 120.7% 431 121.5% 437 123.1% 44.5% 72.7% 90.0%

Kilby ES

684 768 112.3% 742 108.5% 744 108.8% 772 112.9% 793 115.9% 51.5% 75.2% 91.6%

Lake Ridge ES

862 5 579 67.2% 578 67.0% 578 67.1% 583 67.6% 590 68.5% 18.2% 38.6% 67.6%

Marums co Hills ES

580 5 661 114.0% 658 113.4% 666 114.8% 730 125.8% 754 130.0% 52.4% 78.8% 93.6%

Minnieville ES

623 1 550 88.3% 518 83.1% 520 83.4% 527 84.6% 534 85.6% 41.8% 70.4% 92.3%

Occoquan ES

498 7 649 130.4% 645 129.6% 649 130.3% 669 134.3% 679 136.3% 37.5% 60.8% 83.3%

Old Bridge ES

532 1 745 140.1% 730 137.2% 732 137.6% 743 139.7% 753 141.6% 24.0% 34.6% 62.4%

Penn ES

661 5 874 132.2% 881 133.3% 901 136.3% 925 140.0% 942 142.5% 19.1% 34.3% 74.3%

Potomac View ES

529 10 633 119.6% 658 124.4% 667 126.0% 689 130.3% 698 132.0% 52.9% 81.2% 92.2%

Rockledge ES

522 5 622 119.2% 647 124.0% 653 125.2% 690 132.1% 707 135.5% 24.3% 45.4% 71.4%

Springwoods ES

920 7 653 71.0% 650 70.6% 651 70.8% 654 71.1% 662 72.0% 15.6% 28.0% 62.1%

Vaughan ES

586 3 594 101.3% 583 99.5% 584 99.6% 586 100.0% 594 101.3% 45.6% 75.9% 90.3%

Wes tridge ES

709 2 685 96.6% 710 100.1% 712 100.4% 714 100.7% 723 102.0% 10.4% 21.5% 58.8%

Total

9,940 61 10,042 101.0% 10,054 101.1% 10,132 101.9% 10,380 104.4% 10,553 106.2% 33.4% 54.9% 78.8%

Notes: Capacity includes classroom additions opening in 2019-20.

School Name Facility Data 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 2023-24 2025-26 Demographics

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School Capacity Utilization Prior to Additions and Boundary Adjustment

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65% 85% 105% 125% 145% 165%

Utilization of Affected Schools without Additions

2019-20 Utilization 2023-24 Utilization

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Past & Current Capital Improvements Eastern Prince William County

Past Current

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Year School Cost Additional Seats Year School Cost Additional Seats 2016 Wilson ES 28,534,000 $ 997 Antietam ES Addition 10,384,000 $ 345 Kilby ES Replacement 31,476,000 $ 313 Lake Ridge ES Addition 10,884,000 $ 327 Covington-Harper ES 29,374,000 $ 750 Springwoods ES Addition 11,884,000 $ 327 Belmont ES Addition 8,667,000 $ 187 Minnieville ES Addition 12,043,000 $ 176 Henderson Addition 9,318,000 $ 253 Leesylvania ES Addition 6,900,000 $ 108 Neabsco ES Addition 7,904,000 $ 149 PW Parkway ES 32,685,000 $ 749 115,273,000 $ 2,649 84,780,000 $ 2,032 2017 Total 2019 Total

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2019 Capital Improvements

Eastern Prince William County

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“PW Parkway” Elementary

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School Capacity Utilization After Additions and No Boundary Adjustment

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65% 85% 105% 125% 145% 165%

Utilization of Affected Schools with Additions

2019-20 Utilization 2023-24 Utilization

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Boundary Planning Process

Governed by:

  • School Board Policy 264
  • Regulation 264-2

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School Board Policy 264

  • Provides for the creation of the Boundary Planning Committee to:
  • Obtain public input in the boundary planning process
  • Develop elementary school boundary plan proposals
  • Receive public input during the Community Meetings to make modifications to its

boundary plans (as necessary)

  • Prepare a Final Report that includes recommendations for the School Board’s

consideration

  • “School boundaries for each school are established by the School Board based on

the need to provide for instructional effectiveness and the health, safety, and general welfare of all students.”

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Regulation 264-2

  • Each boundary plan will attempt to:
  • Balance enrollments at the affected schools within ±15% of the total capacity utilization over

the next 3 years

  • Minimize the number of times a specific geographic area is reassigned schools within the past

several years at a specific school level (e.g., elementary, middle, & high)

  • Facilitate the efficient transport of students
  • Avoid splitting small neighborhoods
  • Improve geographic progression of communities
  • Consider the demographic balance

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Demographic Balance

  • Boundary Planning Committee considers three demographic variables
  • LEP (Limited English Proficiency)
  • Economically Disadvantaged
  • Minority
  • Awareness of these data provides for the drawing of boundaries that

embraces diversity among schools in the Division

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Boundary Committee Responsibilities

  • Review the initial plan developed by the Office of Facilities Services
  • Analyze student enrollment, school capacity, housing, and demographic data
  • Collaborate and develop new boundary plans
  • Hold two Community Meetings with intent to gain “input” from community

members

  • Modify boundary proposals (as necessary)
  • Prepare a Final Report to the School Board with boundary recommendation(s) for

consideration

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Plan 2a Proposed Boundaries

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Plan 2a

Capacity Utilization

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2019 Program Capacity

Portable Classrooms

Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. Of

Capacity

  • Pct. LEP
  • Pct. Econ.

Disadvantaged Pct. Minority

PW Parkway ES

749 665 88.8% 638 85.2% 644 86.0% 665 88.8% 680 90.8% 41.2% 65.1% 82.6%

Antietam ES

914 774 84.7% 804 88.0% 806 88.1% 830 90.8% 843 92.3% 17.6% 34.4% 66.4%

Belmont ES

547 540 98.8% 553 101.0% 568 103.8% 585 106.9% 592 108.2% 42.4% 71.0% 87.5%

Feathers tone ES

418 430 102.8% 445 106.3% 446 106.8% 448 107.1% 453 108.4% 54.7% 80.3% 93.8%

Kerrydale ES

355 350 98.6% 336 94.6% 337 94.8% 339 95.5% 343 96.8% 42.7% 71.5% 88.5%

Kilby ES

684 630 92.1% 610 89.2% 613 89.6% 641 93.7% 659 96.4% 51.9% 76.2% 92.0%

Lake Ridge ES

862 697 80.8% 704 81.7% 705 81.8% 710 82.4% 719 83.4% 16.9% 37.6% 66.3%

Marums co Hills ES

580 578 99.7% 578 99.6% 586 101.0% 649 111.9% 673 115.9% 50.9% 77.5% 93.7%

Minnieville ES

623 635 102.0% 599 96.1% 601 96.5% 609 97.7% 616 98.9% 43.4% 71.5% 93.5%

Occoquan ES

498 528 106.1% 525 105.4% 528 106.1% 542 108.9% 550 110.5% 41.9% 65.8% 87.1%

Old Bridge ES

532 461 86.7% 467 87.7% 468 87.9% 472 88.7% 478 89.8% 14.4% 23.1% 54.1%

Penn ES

661 656 99.2% 643 97.2% 650 98.4% 665 100.7% 678 102.6% 20.6% 41.6% 77.4%

Potomac View ES

529 497 94.0% 518 97.9% 526 99.4% 547 103.5% 554 104.8% 56.0% 83.9% 91.1%

Rockledge ES

522 482 92.3% 475 91.0% 475 91.1% 483 92.5% 489 93.7% 23.3% 47.0% 69.2%

Springwoods ES

920 889 96.6% 901 97.9% 903 98.1% 906 98.4% 917 99.7% 16.2% 29.4% 66.1%

Vaughan ES

586 570 97.3% 571 97.4% 572 97.6% 576 98.2% 583 99.5% 52.0% 79.7% 94.5%

Wes tridge ES

709 659 93.0% 690 97.4% 704 99.3% 715 100.8% 724 102.1% 9.1% 14.4% 54.0%

Affected Schools Total

10,689 10,042 93.9% 10,054 94.1% 10,132 94.8% 10,380 97.1% 10,553 98.7% 33.4% 54.9% 78.8%

Notes: *Totals may not reflect sum of integers because of use of fractions in forecasted student enrollment.

School Name Facility Data 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 2023-24 2025-26 Demographics

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Plan 3 Proposed Boundaries

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Plan 3

Capacity Utilization

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2019 Program Capacity

Portable Classrooms

Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. Of

Capacity

  • Pct. LEP
  • Pct. Econ.

Disadvantaged Pct. Minority

PW Parkway ES

749 690 92.2% 668 89.2% 675 90.1% 696 92.9% 712 95.0% 40.6% 65.3% 83.7%

Antietam ES

914 807 88.3% 843 92.2% 844 92.4% 869 95.0% 883 96.6% 17.3% 34.4% 65.9%

Belmont ES

547 540 98.8% 553 101.0% 568 103.8% 585 106.9% 592 108.2% 42.4% 71.0% 87.5%

Feathers tone ES

418 430 102.8% 445 106.3% 446 106.8% 448 107.1% 453 108.4% 54.7% 80.3% 93.8%

Kerrydale ES

355 350 98.6% 336 94.6% 337 94.8% 339 95.5% 343 96.8% 42.7% 71.5% 88.5%

Kilby ES

684 630 92.1% 610 89.2% 613 89.6% 641 93.7% 659 96.4% 51.9% 76.2% 92.0%

Lake Ridge ES

862 703 81.6% 705 81.8% 706 81.9% 711 82.5% 720 83.6% 16.8% 36.3% 65.9%

Marums co Hills ES

580 578 99.7% 578 99.6% 586 101.0% 649 111.9% 673 115.9% 50.9% 77.5% 93.7%

Minnieville ES

623 550 88.3% 518 83.1% 520 83.4% 527 84.6% 534 85.6% 41.8% 70.4% 92.3%

Occoquan ES

498 528 106.1% 525 105.4% 528 106.1% 542 108.9% 550 110.5% 41.9% 65.8% 87.1%

Old Bridge ES

532 481 90.5% 478 89.8% 479 90.0% 482 90.7% 489 91.8% 20.9% 31.2% 59.8%

Penn ES

661 634 95.9% 650 98.3% 670 101.4% 692 104.7% 705 106.6% 14.4% 27.5% 71.0%

Potomac View ES

529 497 94.0% 518 97.9% 526 99.4% 547 103.5% 554 104.8% 56.0% 83.9% 91.1%

Rockledge ES

522 482 92.3% 475 91.0% 475 91.1% 483 92.5% 489 93.7% 23.3% 47.0% 69.2%

Springwoods ES

920 889 96.6% 901 97.9% 903 98.1% 906 98.4% 917 99.7% 16.2% 29.4% 66.1%

Vaughan ES

586 570 97.3% 571 97.4% 572 97.6% 576 98.2% 583 99.5% 52.0% 79.7% 94.5%

Wes tridge ES

709 681 96.0% 683 96.3% 685 96.5% 688 97.0% 697 98.3% 15.3% 28.5% 60.5%

Affected Schools Total

10,689 10,042 93.9% 10,054 94.1% 10,132 94.8% 10,380 97.1% 10,553 98.7% 33.4% 54.9% 78.8%

Notes: *Totals may not reflect sum of integers because of use of fractions in forecasted student enrollment.

School Name Facility Data 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 2023-24 2025-26 Demographics

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Plan 3a Proposed Boundaries

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Plan 3a

Capacity Utilization

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2019 Program Capacity

Portable Classrooms

Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. of

Capacity Total Students

  • Pct. Of

Capacity

  • Pct. LEP
  • Pct. Econ.

Disadvantaged Pct. Minority

PW Parkway ES

749 690 92.2% 668 89.2% 675 90.1% 696 92.9% 712 95.0% 40.6% 65.3% 83.7%

Antietam ES

914 807 88.3% 843 92.2% 844 92.4% 869 95.0% 883 96.6% 17.3% 34.4% 65.9%

Belmont ES

547 540 98.8% 553 101.0% 568 103.8% 585 106.9% 592 108.2% 42.4% 71.0% 87.5%

Feathers tone ES

418 430 102.8% 445 106.3% 446 106.8% 448 107.1% 453 108.4% 54.7% 80.3% 93.8%

Kerrydale ES

355 350 98.6% 336 94.6% 337 94.8% 339 95.5% 343 96.8% 42.7% 71.5% 88.5%

Kilby ES

684 630 92.1% 610 89.2% 613 89.6% 641 93.7% 659 96.4% 51.9% 76.2% 92.0%

Lake Ridge ES

862 723 83.9% 725 84.1% 726 84.2% 731 84.8% 740 85.9% 16.5% 35.6% 65.0%

Marums co Hills ES

580 578 99.7% 578 99.6% 586 101.0% 649 111.9% 673 115.9% 50.9% 77.5% 93.7%

Minnieville ES

623 550 88.3% 518 83.1% 520 83.4% 527 84.6% 534 85.6% 41.8% 70.4% 92.3%

Occoquan ES

498 528 106.1% 525 105.4% 528 106.1% 542 108.9% 550 110.5% 41.9% 65.8% 87.1%

Old Bridge ES

532 481 90.5% 478 89.8% 479 90.0% 482 90.7% 489 91.8% 20.9% 31.2% 59.8%

Penn ES

661 656 99.2% 643 97.2% 650 98.4% 665 100.7% 678 102.6% 20.6% 41.6% 77.4%

Potomac View ES

529 497 94.0% 518 97.9% 526 99.4% 547 103.5% 554 104.8% 56.0% 83.9% 91.1%

Rockledge ES

522 482 92.3% 475 91.0% 475 91.1% 483 92.5% 489 93.7% 23.3% 47.0% 69.2%

Springwoods ES

920 869 94.4% 881 95.7% 883 96.0% 886 96.3% 897 97.5% 16.5% 29.8% 66.9%

Vaughan ES

586 570 97.3% 571 97.4% 572 97.6% 576 98.2% 583 99.5% 52.0% 79.7% 94.5%

Wes tridge ES

709 659 93.0% 690 97.4% 704 99.3% 715 100.8% 724 102.1% 9.1% 14.4% 54.0%

Affected Schools Total

10,689 10,042 93.9% 10,054 94.1% 10,132 94.8% 10,380 97.1% 10,553 98.7% 33.4% 54.9% 78.8%

Notes: *Totals may not reflect sum of integers because of use of fractions in forecasted student enrollment.

School Name Facility Data 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 2023-24 2025-26 Demographics

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2021-22 Utilization Comparison

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75% 80% 85% 90% 95% 100% 105% 110% 115% Plan 2a Plan 3 Plan 3a

94.8% Total Utilization

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2021-22 Utilization Difference Between Plan 2a and 3

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75% 80% 85% 90% 95% 100% 105% 110% 115% "PW Parkway" ES Antietam ES Lake Ridge ES Minnieville ES Old Bridge ES Penn ES Westridge ES Plan 2a Plan 3

94.8% Total Utilization

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2021-22 Utilization Difference Between Plan 2a and 3a

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75% 80% 85% 90% 95% 100% 105% 110% 115% "PW Parkway" ES Antietam ES Lake Ridge ES Minnieville ES Old Bridge ES Springwoods ES Plan 2a Plan 3a

94.8% Total Utilization

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2021-22 Utilization Difference Between Plan 3 and 3a

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75% 80% 85% 90% 95% 100% 105% 110% 115% Lake Ridge ES Penn ES Springwoods ES Westridge ES Plan 3 Plan 3a

94.8% Total Utilization

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Demographic Changes

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Limited English Proficiency

Comparison Among Plans

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95.5% Total Utilization

5% 15% 25% 35% 45% 55% Current LEP Plan 2a LEP Plan 3 LEP Plan 3a LEP

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Economically Disadvantaged

Comparison Among Plans

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10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% Current Econ. Dis. Plan 2a Econ. Dis. Plan 3 Econ. Dis. Plan 3a Econ. Dis.

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Minority

Comparison Among Plans

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95.5% Total Utilization

40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Current Min. Plan 2a Min. Plan 3 Min. Plan 3a Min.

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Boundary Committee Recommendations

  • Approving one of the presented boundary plan proposals.
  • Plan 2a (Supporting = 10; Not Supporting = 0; Abstention = 0)
  • Plan 3 (Supporting = 10; Not Supporting = 0; Abstention = 0)
  • Plan 3a (Supporting = 9; Not Supporting = 1; Abstention = 0)
  • Preference (Plan 3 = 5; Plan 2a = 4; Abstention = 1)
  • Permitting rising 5th graders at the affected schools to remain at their presently

assigned school for the 2019-20 school year with the caveat that they provide their

  • wn transportation.

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That the School Board receives the Boundary Committee’s report and consider:

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PW Parkway Elementary School Boundary Planning Committee Recommendations

Prince William County School Board Meeting

January 2, 2019

  • Mr. Denise Huebner, Associate Superintendent

for Eastern Elementary Schools

  • Dr. Matthew R. Cartlidge, Supervisor of Planning,

Office of Facilities Services