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Staunton City Schools Robert E. Lee High School FAC ACILITY ITY AS ASSES ESSMEN ENT T OVER ERVIEW EW Octo tober 15, 15, 2013 2013 Providi Provi ding a a Clie Client Orien t Oriented Approac d Approach to h to Archit

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Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates, Architects

Provi Providi ding a a Clie Client Orien t Oriented Approac d Approach to h to Archit Architecture

Staunton City Schools Robert E. Lee High School

FAC ACILITY ITY AS ASSES ESSMEN ENT T OVER ERVIEW EW Octo tober 15, 15, 2013 2013

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  • Physical Needs & Space Study:

– Physical Condition of Facilities – Code Analysis – Utility Costs & Life Cycle Analysis – Educational Program – Student Capacity – Educational Adequacy – Physical and Educational Improvements – Development of Options – Construction Phasing Analysis – Budget – Schedule

Robert E. Lee High School Facility Study

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  • Built: 1967
  • Size: 160,000 SF
  • Site: 30 Acres
  • Enrollment: 740
  • Capacity: 960

Robert E. Lee High School Facility Study

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1967:

  • Average Cost of new house = $14,250
  • Gasoline = .33 per gallon
  • President: LB Johnson
  • Vietnam War ongoing
  • The Beatles release “Magical Mystery

Tour”

  • “I Dream of Jeannie” / “Lucy Show”
  • Worlds 1st heart transplant

Robert E. Lee High School Facility Study

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What’s the big deal?

  • Education is changing.

Students around the world outperform American students, especially in critical thinking and problem solving skills.

  • Competition is changing internationally.

Countries around the world are growing in their understanding of the relationship between education and 21st century learning and economic growth.

  • Jobs and skill demands are changing.

In addition to requiring postsecondary degrees, employers are looking for employees who are able to problem solve, work collaboratively and think creatively.

Collaborative Education

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Key Elements of 21st century learning spaces:

  • Variety of Learning Spaces
  • Flexible Space
  • Flexible Furniture
  • Learner focused
  • Comfortable & Social Spaces
  • Enable Group Collaboration
  • S.T.E.M
  • Technology
  • Acoustics
  • Natural Light
  • Work Surfaces
  • Student Display

Robert E. Lee High School Facility Study

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  • Physical Needs & Space Study:

– Life Safety & Building Code – Educational Program – Physical Plant

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  • Process

– Existing facility assessment – Vision and goals – Fit analysis – Facility options – Stakeholder review and input – Feasibility – Implementation

Robert E. Lee High School Facility Study

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Let’s Plan for Success

  • Confirm existing conditions
  • Identify the needs
  • Establish the vision and goals
  • Present facts not conclusions
  • Identify options
  • Facilitate the discussion
  • Answer questions
  • Be a part of the solution
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  • Project Website

– Study & Project Information

  • Surveys

– Staff, Student & Community/Parent Surveys

Communication