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CAPITAL EXPENDITURES COMMITTEE REPORT TO SEPTEMBER 21, 2016, STM 2016 -5 <br />however, that as currently used, the Bowman, Bridge, and Fiske are severely overcrowded judged against <br />their designed capacity; "keeping up" with enrollment growth means maintaining the current level of <br />overcrowding. <br />Table 2: Total Elementary School Capacities by school year with currently used <br />classrooms, six additional modulars starting 2017, 9 additional classrooms <br />assuming Hastings comes online in 2019, and LPS policy of averaging 21.5 <br />students per class. <br />Table 3 is similar to Table 2, but the number of classrooms is for the schools at their design capacity. <br />Table 3: Total School Capacities by school year with the number of classrooms at design <br />capacity, six additional modulars starting 2017, 9 additional classrooms assuming Hastings <br />comes online in 2019, and LPS policy of averaging 21.5 students per class. <br />2016 -2017 <br />2017 -2018 <br />2018 -2019 <br />2019 -2020 <br />2020 -2021 <br />Bowman <br />27 <br />29 <br />29 <br />29 <br />29 <br />Bridge <br />26 <br />28 <br />28 <br />28 <br />28 <br />Fiske <br />22 <br />24 <br />24 <br />24 <br />24 <br />Estabrook <br />25 <br />25 <br />25 <br />25 <br />25 <br />Harrington <br />22 <br />22 <br />22 <br />22 <br />22 <br />Hastings <br />21 <br />21 <br />21 <br />30 <br />30 <br />Total <br />General <br />Education <br />Classrooms <br />143 <br />149 <br />149 <br />158 <br />158 <br />Student <br />Capacity <br />3,075 <br />3,204 <br />3,204 <br />3,397 <br />3,397 <br />Table 3 is similar to Table 2, but the number of classrooms is for the schools at their design capacity. <br />Table 3: Total School Capacities by school year with the number of classrooms at design <br />capacity, six additional modulars starting 2017, 9 additional classrooms assuming Hastings <br />comes online in 2019, and LPS policy of averaging 21.5 students per class. <br />t Includes adjustments for rounding . <br />Table 4 shows the school -by- school enrollment as of August 31, 2016. Bowman, Bridge, and Fiske are all <br />severely overcrowded and will remain so even with the additional modular classrooms regardless of <br />whether one considers the schools sized with current classroom counts or at "right- sized" classroom <br />counts. <br />6 <br />2016 -2017 <br />2017 -2018 <br />2018 -2019 <br />2019 -2020 <br />2020 -2021 <br />Bowman <br />22 <br />24 <br />24 <br />24 <br />24 <br />Bridge <br />21 <br />23 <br />23 <br />23 <br />23 <br />Fiske <br />19 <br />21 <br />21 <br />21 <br />21 <br />Estabrook <br />27 <br />27 <br />27 <br />27 <br />27 <br />Harrington <br />22 <br />22 <br />22 <br />22 <br />22 <br />Hastings <br />21 <br />21 <br />21 <br />30 <br />30 <br />Total <br />General <br />Education <br />Classrooms <br />132 <br />138 <br />138 <br />147 <br />147 <br />Student <br />Capacity <br />2,840 <br />2,969 <br />2,969 <br />3,161 <br />3,161 <br />t Includes adjustments for rounding . <br />Table 4 shows the school -by- school enrollment as of August 31, 2016. Bowman, Bridge, and Fiske are all <br />severely overcrowded and will remain so even with the additional modular classrooms regardless of <br />whether one considers the schools sized with current classroom counts or at "right- sized" classroom <br />counts. <br />6 <br />
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