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SECTION 6: CAPITAL FACILITIES PLAN <br />Facilities Needs 2006-2011 <br />District -wide enrollment is projected to peak in 2006 and 2010 before declining in 2011. <br />During this six year time period the anticipated enrollment levels will be below existing <br />capacities at the middle and high school levels, but over capacity at the elementary school <br />level. Enrollment and capacity projections are presented together for comparison <br />purposes in Table 7 — Permanent Facility Capacity Calculations 2005-2025. <br />Planned Improvements Adding Student Capacity <br />The following is an outline of the projects that add capacity and are considered necessary <br />to accommodate the students forecasted in OSPI enrollment projections in the District <br />through 2011. <br />Elementary Schools <br />District -wide elementary school enrollment is projected to reach 8,344 in 2011 as shown <br />in Table 7, an increase of 693 students from the 2005 enrollment of 7,651. This is 433 <br />more students than the existing 2005 elementary school capacity of 7911. In response to <br />this, a new elementary school (Elementary No. 17) with a projected capacity of 565 is <br />being constructed in the southeast portion of the District next to Gateway Middle School. <br />Portable classrooms will also need to be relocated in order to provide sufficient <br />classroom space while avoiding additional construction expense. The total cost is <br />estimated to be approximately $30,115,000. <br />Middle Schools <br />District -wide middle school enrollment is projected to rise in 2006, decline slightly for <br />two years and then increase to its highest level in 2011. Existing middle school capacity <br />will be able to accommodate the anticipated enrollment. An auxiliary gymnasium will be <br />added to North Middle School in order to provide appropriate facilities at that site to <br />accommodate the physical education and athletic programs. Portable classrooms will <br />need to be relocated in order to provide sufficient classroom space while avoiding <br />additional construction expense. The total cost is estimated to be approximately <br />$2,620,000. <br />High Schools <br />District -wide high school enrollment is projected to decline through 2011, and existing <br />high school capacity will be able to accommodate the anticipated enrollment. Portable <br />classrooms will need to be relocated in order to provide sufficient classroom space while <br />avoiding additional construction expense. The total cost is estimated to be approximately <br />$120,000. <br />Everett School District 6 - 1 Capital Facilities Plan <br />