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Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District Facilities Referendum Update School District Challenges 1. Overcrowding at our elementary schools 2. Kromrey Middle School has multiple issues 3. Remaining fiscally responsible Enrollment Trends


  1. Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District Facilities Referendum Update

  2. School District Challenges 1. Overcrowding at our elementary schools 2. Kromrey Middle School has multiple issues 3. Remaining fiscally responsible

  3. Enrollment Trends  Projected increases of 1-2% per year  All six elementary schools are already at 102-133% capacity

  4. Elementary capacity vs. enrollment 600 553 535 525 500 Capacity 518 485 475 465 450 430 400 416 406 380 383 376 2011-2012 345 335 330 324 300 Enrollment 200 2012-2013 Enrollment as of 100 Sept. 21, 2012 0 Elm Lawn Northside Park Sauk Trail Sunset West Ridge Middleton 86 more elementary students than in 2011-12 (3.2% growth)

  5. Background • Long Range Planning Committee (LRPC) formed in 2003 and reconvened in December 2010 • Reviewed more than 20 options with eight options seriously considered • Recommended to Board in summer 2011 – K-4, 5-8 configuration – Rebuild Kromrey – Add on to Glacier Creek • Vote: Nov. 6, 2012

  6. Kromrey Middle School 1 st floor 3 rd floor 2 nd floor

  7. Glacier Creek Middle School

  8. A community resource • Gym and fitness space • Community rooms • Environmental Education Room • Access to Pheasant Branch Conservancy • Community classes

  9. A community resource

  10. Annual Tax Impact Property value Capital Operational Total tax question question impact $100,000 $55 $15 $70 $200,000 $110 $30 $140 $300,000 $165 $45 $210

  11. Referendum comparison 2009 2012 $65 million $59.8 million Capital Cost $1.95 million $797,000 Operational Cost 500 more students 600 more students Capacity $121 per $100,000 $70 per $100,000 Tax Impact

  12. Business partnership & economic development • Real estate valuation • Resident/business development • Community reputation and marketing Strong schools = strong communities

  13. What happens if this fails? • Increased class sizes • Redrawing boundary lines • Moving entire classes from overcrowded schools to less-crowded ones • Portable classrooms • Maintenance projects only at Kromrey

  14. Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District Facilities Referendum Update

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