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Options from the Crowding Project Team (CPT) Community Conversations Summer 2008

Options from the Crowding Project Team (CPT) Community Conversations Summer 2008. CPT Membership. Meg Tuccillo Assistant Superintendent, Administrative Services Alison Denton Facilities Planner Mark Macekura Special Projects Coordinator

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Options from the Crowding Project Team (CPT) Community Conversations Summer 2008

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  1. Options from the Crowding Project Team (CPT)Community ConversationsSummer 2008

  2. CPT Membership Meg Tuccillo Assistant Superintendent, Administrative Services Alison Denton Facilities Planner Mark Macekura Special Projects Coordinator Mark Johnston Assistant Superintendent, Instruction Linda Erdos Assistant Superintendent, School & Community Relations Kathleen Bragaw Special Projects Specialist Julie Crawford Director, Special Education C.R. Lyons Director, Maintenance Services

  3. CPT’s Work Pursuant to the School Board’s direction provided on February 14, 2008, a staff group, the Crowding Project Team (CPT), was convened to accomplish the following work and analyses: • to identify and analyze options to relieve crowding in March; • to meet with interested groups about the options in April and May; • to discuss the options with members of the Senior Staff in May; • to refine the options after securing feedback; and • to assist the Superintendent with preparing a report to the School Board in June.

  4. CPT Factors The CPT considered possible issues related to each option to determine its feasibility based on four factors, including: • How does the option affect instruction? • How does the option reduce crowding? • How does the option impact the budget? • How does the option move students?

  5. CPT Options • 33 elementary school options or variations on an option • 7 middle school options or variations on an option

  6. Elementary Options Overview Create Capacity in North Arlington Increase Choice Options Revise Admissions Policies Language Controlled Choice Build New Relocatables Montessori Choice at Grade 1 Reclaim Space Gunston/ Jefferson Wilson Second ATS Grand- fathering Langston Reed Other Focus ATS Sibling Transfers Transpor- tation Program remains, Neighbd pref Program moves, Neighbd sch

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  8. Summer Conversations

  9. Capacities and Enrollment Projections

  10. Options from the Crowding Project Team (CPT)Community ConversationsSummer 2008

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