PCSD BOND SUPPORT PARK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT MA Y 19, 2020
FUTURE OF LEARNING ACADEMIC OBJECTIVES LEARNER CENTERED POSITIVE & HEALTHY SCHOOLS The following academic objectives were clearly defjned in previous master plan studies and the facility assessment. Moving forward, it is recommended that building projects focus on these key academic goals. RELATIONSHIPS 6 + Support District’s 6 Guiding Principles for Education GUIDING + Full high school experience at PCHS (grades 9-12) PRINCIPLES REAL-WORLD + Full middle school experience at Ecker Hill (grades 6-8) LEARNING + Enhanced CTE experiences across the District + Provide early learning opportunities + Ofger wrap-around services to support community FLEXIBLE, ADAPTABLE SPACES COMMITMENT TO INCLUSIVITY Board Presentation 5/19/20
FUTURE OF LEARNING LONG RANGE PLAN LEARNER CENTERED POSITIVE & HEALTHY SCHOOLS Based on the outlined academic objectives, the District is proposing the following projects be funded over the next ten to fjfteen years. These projects will be sequenced to minimize impact to educational activities and spread fjnancial commitments RELATIONSHIPS across multiple years. 6 + Improve or replace PCHS to accommodate GUIDING comprehensive high school experience PRINCIPLES REAL-WORLD + Expand Ecker Hill to accommodate (3) grades LEARNING + Provide Pre-K services at all elementary schools + Add community wrap-around services at (2) elementary schools + Improve energy effjciency (target PC 2030 goal) FLEXIBLE, + Rework Kearns Campus to improve safety and circulation ADAPTABLE SPACES + Accommodate capacity for future growth + Expand District offjces to increase admin support capacity COMMITMENT TO + Rework site circulation at Ecker Hill to mitigate congestion INCLUSIVITY + Construct new maintenance warehouse Board Presentation 5/19/20
NEEDS ASSESSMENT PARK CITY HIGH SCHOOL Based on the previously completed facility assessment, discussions with District Administration, and follow up site investigation, the design team identifjed the following building needs. These needs correlate to the overall educational goals of the District. Future projects should work to address key items on the list. + Classroom + support + Media center space for 9th grade + More student and stafg parking + Integrate learning center students + Better site circulation to reduce + Increased capacity for CTE traffjc ofg Kearns Boulevard and PC CAPS programs + Full range of athletic + Eccles Theater seismic update fjelds for all sports and technology upgrade + Zero energy mechanical + New main gymnasium for and electrical upgrade full student body gatherings + Unifying social common space new dining ofgerings Board Presentation 5/19/20
NEEDS ASSESSMENT TREASURE MOUNTAIN JUNIOR HIGH Based on the previously completed facility assessment, discussions with District Administration, and follow up site investigation, the design team identifjed the following building needs. These needs correlate to the overall educational goals of the District. Future projects should work to address key items on the list. + Demolish (building past useful life) + Possible phasing component for other projects Board Presentation 5/19/20
NEEDS ASSESSMENT ECKER HILL MIDDLE SCHOOL Based on the previously completed facility assessment, discussions with District Administration, and follow up site investigation, the design team identifjed the following building needs. These needs correlate to the overall educational goals of the District. Future projects should work to address key items on the list. + Space for 8th grade + Academy style learning environment for 6th grade + Improved CTE / maker spaces + New cafeteria that does not disrupt learning + Expanded gym for full student body assemblies + Additional parking + bus drop ofg + Improved student drop ofg area to reduce congestion on Kilby Road + Future pool expansion + Zero energy mechanical + electrical upgrade Board Presentation 5/19/20
NEEDS ASSESSMENT JEREMY RANCH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Based on the previously completed facility assessment, discussions with District Administration, and follow up site investigation, the design team identifjed the following building needs. These needs correlate to the overall educational goals of the District. Future projects should work to address key items on the list. + Additional classroom and support space for Pre-K functions + Wrap-around community service spaces + Improve drop-ofg pattern (possible access to Rasmussen) + Rework back of house access to improve student safety + Zero energy mechanical + electrical upgrade Board Presentation 5/19/20
NEEDS ASSESSMENT PARLEY’S PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Based on the previously completed facility assessment, discussions with District Administration, and follow up site investigation, the design team identifjed the following building needs. These needs correlate to the overall educational goals of the District. Future projects should work to address key items on the list. + Additional classroom and support space for Pre-K functions + Consolidate and improve interior community spaces + Improve cafeteria experience + Reconfjgure north parking area + add parking + Zero energy mechanical + electrical upgrade Board Presentation 5/19/20
NEEDS ASSESSMENT TRAILSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Based on the previously completed facility assessment, discussions with District Administration, and follow up site investigation, the design team identifjed the following building needs. These needs correlate to the overall educational goals of the District. Future projects should work to address key items on the list. + Additional classroom and support space for Pre-K functions + Teaching space to eliminate need for portables + Maintain green area for basin-rec joint use + Zero energy mechanical + electrical upgrade Board Presentation 5/19/20
NEEDS ASSESSMENT McPOLIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Based on the previously completed facility assessment, discussions with District Administration, and follow up site investigation, the design team identifjed the following building needs. These needs correlate to the overall educational goals of the District. Future projects should work to address key items on the list. + Additional classroom and support space for Pre-K functions + Wrap around support service spaces + Teaching space to eliminate need for portables + Improve drop-off and site circulation + Increase security by eliminating high school pedestrian traffic + Additional playground space + Zero energy mechanical + electrical upgrade Board Presentation 5/19/20
NEEDS ASSESSMENT PARK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Based on the previously completed facility assessment, discussions with District Administration, and follow up site investigation, the design team identifjed the following building needs. These needs correlate to the overall educational goals of the District. Future projects should work to address key items on the list. + Improved community spaces at District offjces + Increased offjce capacity for District administration and support + Warehouse for District maintenance supplies + Increase capacity at transportation building + Reduce energy consumption across the District Board Presentation 5/19/20
MOVING FORWARD PRIORITIES LEARNER CENTERED POSITIVE & PRIORITY 1 HEALTHY SCHOOLS Full High School Experience Add 400+ 9th Grade Students + Incorporate Learning Center + RELATIONSHIPS Enhance CTE Spaces + 6 PRIORITY 2 Full Middle School Experience GUIDING Relocate 8th Grade to Ecker Hill PRINCIPLES + REAL-WORLD Demolish Treasure Mountain LEARNING + PRIORITY 3 Strengthen Community Services FLEXIBLE, Add Early Learning to Elementary Schools + ADAPTABLE SPACES Provide Wrap-Around services at Key Locations + PRIORITY 4 COMMITMENT TO Increase Sustainability INCLUSIVITY Align with City 2030 Energy Goals + Reduce Traffjc Congestion + Board Presentation 5/19/20
MOVING FORWARD PROJECT OPTIONS HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL ELEMENTARY SUSTAINABILITY JEREMY RANCH PARK CITY HIGH ECKER HILL GREEN UPDATE Pre-K + support services Increase utilization closer to 100% Classroom addition to Elementary per school addition (university model), to accommodate accommodate 8th grade $5,625,000 9th grade, add teacher team rooms, $11,200,000 $19,000,000 increase dining/commons capacity $6,250,000 GREEN UPDATE McPOLIN ECKER HILL PARK CITY HIGH Middle School Pre-K + support services addition $13,500,000 8th grade classroom addition 9th grade 20 classroom addition + new gym, relocate cafeteria, $10,900,000 $19,500,000 and new CTE center $35,250,000 GREEN UPDATE PARK CITY HIGH PARLEY’S PARK High School 9th grade + CTE wing addition to Pre-K + new cafetorium $22,500,000 northwest ECKER HILL $10,600,000 $29,500,000 Site Work $3,825,000 PARK CITY HIGH TRAILSIDE CTE/9th addition + new west Pre-K addition classrooms, relocate Learning Center to PCHS TREASURE MOUNTAIN $5,200,000 $48,750,000 Demolish + Fields $6,350,000 KEARNS CAMPUS Athletic Field & Support $16,600,000 Board Presentation 5/19/20
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