Fenton Community High School District 100 Phase 2 Public Engagement Presentation

FENTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 100

Community Engagement

FENTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 100 Agenda:  Introductions  Phase 1 Video Recap  Phase 2 Presentation  Ranking Feedback Form  Tour of the building  Adjournment

PHASE 1 VIDEO RECAP

Community Engagement This process is broken down into 4 separate phases.

In each phase, we will be receiving feedback directly from the community which drives the next phase and ultimately any final decisions made.

Phase 1 Summary (September – November) During Phase 1, we asked the community: • What is the district doing well?

• What challenges do we face?

• What is desired for the future?

The responses from Phase 1 and the data collected in the Facility Assessment were grouped into a “menu” of potential individual projects, infrastructure solutions, and funding levels.

Phase 2 (November – January) Your responses are driving this process.

We will discuss these solutions in great detail these next three months.

During Phase 2, we will host 5 public engagement sessions, execute a scientific phone survey, and actively gather responses from the community via as many platforms as possible.

Potential Individual Projects • • • •

Life Safety & Infrastructure Classroom Capacity Classroom Modernization Programming & Career Learning Spaces • Building Security

• • • • •

Parking & Student Drop Off Music & Performing Arts Spaces Collaborative Spaces Outdoor Athletic Facilities Indoor Athletic Facilities

Life Safety & Infrastructure Advantages: Safer and better-maintained schools and improved legal compliance through investments in capital needs such as: • Mechanical Systems • Emergency Power • Air Flow • Networking & Cabling • Plumbing • Food Service • Bathrooms • Corridors • Sprinklers • Asbestos Abatement • Electrical • Drainage • ADA Compliance Disadvantages: • Costly due to extreme age of mechanical systems and aging building.

Estimated Cost: • $37.5 million

Classroom Capacity Advantages: Additional and larger classrooms which provides more space for: • Student Collaboration and Small Group Instruction • Growth in Curriculum to Include More Engaging Student Activities • Space for Student Health and Movement Disadvantages: • Cannot achieve without expansion and would require additional investments to realize full advantage.

Estimated Cost: • $21 million

Classroom Modernization Advantages: Modernized classrooms and 21st century learning spaces with modern features to: • Effectively Implement Current and Future Curriculum • Facilitate Collaboration • Allow for More Individual and Small Group Instruction Disadvantages: • Cannot achieve without expansion and would require additional investments to realize full advantage.

Estimated Cost: • $9 million

Programming & Career Learning Space Advantages: Optimized and dedicated spaces to lead to increased opportunities for students in: • STEM • Health Sciences • Bio-Med • Applied Tech • Special Education • Culinary • Life Skills Programming • Construction Disadvantages: • Costly due to extreme age of mechanical systems and aging building.

Estimated Cost: • $22.5 million

Building Security Advantages: More secure environment for students and teachers including: • Updated Security Systems • Door and Window Monitoring • Electronic Door Locks • Storm Shelter Disadvantages: • Loss of green space.

Estimated Cost: • $4.3 million

Parking & Student Drop Off Advantages: • Safer and More Efficient Traffic Flow • Improved Drop Off and Pick Up • Increased Parking Space Disadvantages: • Loss of green space.

Estimated Cost: • $8 million

Music & Performing Arts Spaces Advantages: • Renovated and improved music spaces, auditorium, and backstage area to facilitate better opportunities for students in music, theater, and performing arts while providing a cultural venue for school and community use.

Disadvantages: • Difficult to achieve without expansion and would require additional investments to realize full advantage.

Estimated Cost: • $12 million

Collaborative Spaces Advantages: Improved hallways and large open collaborative spaces to facilitate: • Blended Learning • Increased Cafeteria Space • Staff Collaboration Spaces • Space for Student Services Disadvantages: • Cannot achieve without expansion.

Estimated Cost: • $24 million

Outdoor Athletic Facilities Advantages: • New Turf Fields • Improved softball fields, baseball fields, stadium, and outdoor track and field which brings our soccer and baseball teams back to Fenton.

• Allows for more consistent use and gives students more opportunities.

Disadvantages: • Difficult to achieve without expansion.

Estimated Cost: • $28 million

Indoor Athletic Facilities Advantages: Improved field house and gym to address safety concerns and better accommodate: • Practices • Games • Tournaments • Large Events Disadvantages: • Cannot achieve without expansion.

Estimated Cost: • $20 million

Feedback Form Procedures • Rank By Highest Priority (1=Highest, 10=Lowest) • Must Rank All Projects • Rankings Can Only Be Used Once, No Ties

During this time, please review the menu boards in the hallway for information on potential individual projects and infrastructure solutions.

Rank Potential Individual Projects Rank (1-10)

Individual Projects Life Safety & Infrastructure Classroom Capacity Classroom Modernization Programming & Career Learning Spaces Building Security Parking & Student Drop Off Music & Performing Arts Spaces Collaborative Spaces Outdoor Athletic Facilities Indoor Athletic Facilities

Potential Infrastructure Solutions • • • •

Maintenance Renovation Modernization Expansion

Maintenance Advantages: • Least expensive option.

• Essential life safety and infrastructure work can be done.

Disadvantages: • Maintenance and infrastructure costs will increase exponentially as buildings continue to age.

• Nearly all improvements desired by the community cannot be achieved.

Estimated Cost: • $37.5 million

Renovation Advantages: • Less expensive option.

• Some improvements desired by the community can be achieved, including life safety & infrastructure as well as some classroom modernization, programming & career learning spaces, parking/drop off, collaborative spaces, and athletic facilities.

Disadvantages: • Maintenance and infrastructure costs will increase as buildings continue to age.

• Most major improvements desired by the community cannot be achieved.

Estimated Cost: • $84.5 million

Modernization Advantages: • Many major improvements desired by the community can be achieved, including life safety & infrastructure, classroom capacity and modernization, programming & career learning spaces, building security, music and performing arts, and some collaborative spaces, parking/drop off, athletic facility improvements.

Disadvantages: • More expensive option.

• Some improvements desired by the community cannot be achieved.

Estimated Cost: $118.1 million

Expansion Advantages: • All major improvements desired by the community can be achieved, including life safety & infrastructure, classroom capacity & modernization, programming & career learning spaces, building security, collaborative spaces, music and performing arts, parking/drop off, and significant indoor and outdoor athletic facility improvements.

Disadvantages: • Most expensive option.

Estimated Cost: • $151.8 million

Potential Infrastructure Solutions Rank (1-4)

Infrastructure Solution Maintenance Renovation Modernization Expansion

During this time, please review the information boards at the front of the room. Again, rank 1 is the highest priority.

Potential Funding Levels • • • •

Minimum Funding Level Low Funding Level Medium Funding Level High Funding Level

Minimum Funding Level Funds • Maintenance Approximate Funding Amount • $37.5 million Approximate Average Tax Impact • $106 per year

Based on $229,000 home

Low Funding Level Funds • Renovation Approximate Funding Amount • $84.9 million Approximate Average Tax Impact • $240 per year

Based on $229,000 home

Medium Funding Level Funds • Modernization Approximate Funding Amount • $118.1 million Approximate Average Tax Impact • $334 per year

Based on $229,000 home

High Funding Level Funds • Expansion Approximate Funding Amount • $151.8 million Approximate Average Tax Impact • $429 per year

Based on $229,000 home

Rank Potential Funding Levels RANK (1-5)

POTENTIAL FUNDING LEVELS MINIMUM FUNDING LEVEL: Maintenance Up to $37.5 million | Max Tax Impact: $106/yr (Avg. Home Value – US Census Bureau $229,000) LOW FUNDING LEVEL: Renovation Up to $84.9 million | Max Tax Impact: $240/yr (Avg. Home Value – US Census Bureau $229,000) MEDIUM FUNDING LEVEL: Modernization Up to $118.1 million | Max Tax Impact: $334/yr (Avg. Home Value – US Census Bureau $229,000) HIGH FUNDING LEVEL: Expansion Up to $151.9 million | Max Tax Impact: $429/yr (Avg. Home Value – US Census Bureau $229,000) I Do Not Support Additional Funding for Our Schools

Tour Fenton administrators are happy to provide tours to anyone who is interested.

Thank you for being part of this collaboration!

Please continue to stay involved in this important process!

For more information, visit: Fenton100.org.