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Facilities Master Plan Phase I Improvements

Facilities Master Plan Phase I Improvements. "For the children, For the community, For the future". Mission.

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Facilities Master Plan Phase I Improvements

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  1. Facilities Master Plan Phase I Improvements "For the children, For the community, For the future"

  2. Mission Our mission is to provide a safe learning environment where academics and integrity are expected from all.  We challenge all students to reach their full learning potential and inspire them to become productive members of our society.

  3. Pinecrest High • Phase I project already completed: • 11-classroom modular with restrooms, office/work space • Began use in early 2007 • Funding through the County without impacting taxes

  4. Area III - Pinehurst Elementary • Concerns: • Nearly 33% over capacity • 9 classroom mobiles, 1 bathroom mobile • Additional mobiles not permitted • Rapid growth in this area • Using buildings constructed between 1940's and 1990's

  5. Area III - West End Elementary • Concerns: • Approaching 100 students over capacity • 4 classroom mobiles • Rapid growth in this area • Using buildings constructed between the 1950's and the 1980's

  6. Area III • Solution: • A new elementary school will be constructed along the Hwy. 211 corridor between Pinehurst and West End • Core capacity: 650 students • Initial classroom capacity: 500 students

  7. Area I - New Century Middle • Concerns: • Beyond capacity • 8 mobile classroom units and one mobile bathroom unit • Significant growth predicted in Area I

  8. Area I • Solution: • Construct a new middle school in the Union Pines "feeder" area • Core capacity: 850 students • Initial classroom capacity: 450 students

  9. Highfalls Elementary • Concerns: • Nearing 100 students over capacity • 6 classroom mobiles • Inadequate, well-based water supply

  10. Highfalls Elementary • Solution: • Construction of approximately 17,500 sq. ft. of classroom and student support space • Establish connection to existing municipal/county water system

  11. Robbins Elementary • Concerns: • Insufficient program capacity • 4 classroom mobiles • Growing student population

  12. Robbins Elementary • Solution: • Construct 13,860 sq. ft. of additional classroom and student support space

  13. Westmoore Elementary • Concerns: • Student population exceeds capacity • 5 classroom mobiles • Inadequate, well-based water supply and on-site sewage system

  14. Westmoore Elementary • Solution: • Construction of approximately 13,440 sq. ft. of classroom and student support space • Establish connection to existing municipal/county water/sewer system

  15. Sandhills Farm Life Elementary • Concerns: • Student population exceeds capacity • 5 classroom mobiles • Growing student population

  16. Sandhills Farm Life Elementary • Solution: • Construction of approximately 7,560 sq. ft. of classroom and student support space

  17. Cameron Elementary • Concerns: • Inadequate, on-site sewage system

  18. Cameron Elementary • Solution: • Establish connection to existing municipal/county sewer system

  19. Union Pines High • Concerns: • Nearly 300 students over capacity • 5 classroom mobiles • Insufficient program capacity • Rapid growth in this area

  20. Union Pines High • Solution: • Installation of 12-room modular unit • 11,900 sq. ft. addition • Teacher work stations

  21. North Moore High • Concerns: • Insufficient program capacity • Continued growth predicted • School built 1965; one addition 1987

  22. North Moore High • Solution: • Installation of 6-room modular unit • 5,280 sq. ft. addition • Teacher work stations

  23. Union Pines/North Moore • Why Modular Units? • Flexibility for future decisions regarding construction needs • Meets needs in approximately 1/3 the time of permanent construction • Cost effective way to meet immediate needs • Meets same N.C. building standards as permanent, on-site construction

  24. Athletic Facilities Improvements • Concerns: • Inadequate facilities for programs • Growing participation in programs • Limited handicap access • Limited facilities support (restrooms, seating, etc.) for spectators

  25. Athletic Facilities Improvements • Identified needs based on input of school/community athletic study: • Includes: • Stadium/other athletic seating • Tennis court improvements • Field house expansion • Field improvements • Public restrooms and . . .

  26. Athletic Facilities Improvements • Gymnasium improvements • Concession facilities • Fencing • Storage facilities • Water resources

  27. Athletic Facilities Improvements All middle and high schools impacted! • Pinecrest High • Union Pines High • North Moore High • West Pine Middle • Elise Middle • Westmoore Elementary • Highfalls Elementary • New Century Middle • Southern Middle

  28. Facilities Master Plan: Phase I • New Middle School $17,750,045 • New Elementary School $12,666,060 • Highfalls Elementary $ 4,261,289 • Robbins Elementary $ 2,492,942 • Westmoore Elementary $ 5,015,864 • Sandhills Farm Life Elem. $ 1,421,671 • Union Pines High $ 746,800 and . . .

  29. Costs • North Moore High $ 539,400 • Cameron Elementary $ 1,227,072 • Middle/High school athletic facilities improvements $ 6,032,400 • Contingency, other fees • $ 1,846,457 TOTAL $54,000,000

  30. Mission Our mission is to provide a safe learning environment where academics and integrity are expected from all.  We challenge all students to reach their full learning potential and inspire them to become productive members of our society.

  31. "For the children, For the community, For the future"

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