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Student Assignment Boundary Recommendations Boundary Recommendations B Board of Education d f Ed ti May 12, 2009 History Planning Process Planning staff in spring prepares for review of Planning staff in spring prepares for review of

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Student Assignment Boundary Recommendations Boundary Recommendations

B d f Ed ti Board of Education May 12, 2009

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History

Planning Process

  • Planning staff in spring prepares for review of

Planning staff in spring prepares for review of boundaries for new schools. – 2010-11; two high schools – 2011-12; two elementary schools

  • Post boundary discussion options on website

mid March for community review mid-March for community review.

  • Community meetings started mid-March.
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History

  • Community meetings

– Two for each region (North and East) g ( ) – Purpose to

  • obtain meaningful feedback on

boundary discussion options from parents and community residents community residents. – Format to allow for individual and group input directly on maps and worksheets. y p – Staff recommendation may differ from discussion options.

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New High School North Region

N B il R d Hi h S h l

  • New Bailey Road High School opens

2010-11

– Relieves overcrowding at Hopewell North Relieves overcrowding at Hopewell, North Meck and West Charlotte

  • No senior class for new school 2010-11
  • Sibling guarantee only applies at the

new school assignment

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New Bailey Road High School Opening 2010-11 Projected Enrollment = 1,428(*) Facility Utilized = 83% y Free/Reduced Priced Lunch % = 15%

(*) With projected senior class

Utilization % / FRL % of other schools:

  • Hopewell = 106% / 33%

Hopewell 106% / 33%

  • North Meck = 100% / 40% *
  • West Charlotte = 121% / 73%*

(*Figure reflects attending student FRL).

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Boundary Change

T C k i i t

Elementary School, North

  • Torrence Creek experiencing extreme
  • vercrowding; projected 1,407 for 2009-10.
  • Boundary change Torrence Creek to Barnette

Elementary 2009-10, impacts 110 students (total). Rising 5th grade may remain at current school (20 students). ( )

  • Sibling guarantee only applies at the new

school assignment.

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Boundary change Torrence Creek to Barnette Elementary for 2009-10 Barnette ES 2009-10: Projected Enrollment = 828 (less 5th grade) Facility Utilized = 99% Free/Reduced Priced Lunch % = 15% Free/Reduced Priced Lunch % 15% No additional mobiles needed. Torrence Creek ES 2009-10: Projected Enrollment = 1,317 F ilit Utili d 170% Facility Utilized = 170% Free/Reduced Priced Lunch = 11% No additional mobiles needed to accommodate growth Four mobiles needed without change

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New Elementary School

  • New Stumptown Road opens 2011-12 (depends

North Region

New Stumptown Road opens 2011 12 (depends

  • n future sale of bonds)

– Relieves overcrowding at Torrence Creek

  • Rising 5th grade may remain at current school
  • Rising 5th grade may remain at current school
  • Sibling guarantee only applies at the new school

assignment

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New Stumptown Road Elementary Opening 2011-12 Projected Enrollment = 653 Facility Utilized = 79% Facility Utilized 79% Free/Reduced Priced Lunch % = 9% Utilization % / FRL % of other schools:

  • Torrence Creek = 90% / 13%

Barnette 102% / 15%

  • Barnette = 102% / 15%
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New High School East Region

N Mi t Hill Hi h S h l

  • New Mint Hill High School opens

2010-11

– Relieves overcrowding at Butler Relieves overcrowding at Butler, Independence and East Meck

  • No senior class 2010-11 for new school
  • Sibling guarantee only applies at the

new school assignment

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New Mint Hill High School New Mint Hill High School Opening 2010-11 Projected Enrollment = 1812 Facility Utilized = 107% Free/Reduced Priced Lunch % = 43% Free/Reduced Priced Lunch % 43% Utilization % / FRL % of other schools:

  • Butler = 109% / 25%
  • East Meck = 136% / 49%*

Independence = 102% / 59%

  • Independence = 102% / 59%

(*Figure reflects attending student FRL).

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New Elementary School

  • New Robinson Church Road opens 2011-12

Northeast Region

New Robinson Church Road opens 2011 12

– Relieves overcrowding at Hickory Grove and Windsor Park Elementary

  • Rising 5th grade may remain at current school

Rising 5 grade may remain at current school

  • Sibling guarantee only applies at the new school

assignment

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New Robinson Church Road Elementary Opening 2011-12 Projected Enrollment = 584 Facility Utilized = 97% Free/Reduced Priced Lunch % = 83% Utilization % / FRL % of other schools:

  • Hickory Grove = 87% / 77%
  • Windsor Park = 142% / 86%

Windsor Park 142% / 86%