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Ordinance Number
2007-034
Adopted Date
10/23/2007
Agenda Item Number
9.A.4.
Ordinance Type
Public School Facilities Element
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Comprehensive Plan 2020 Chapter 12
Archived Roll/Disk#
3126
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4232
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district -wide middle school student stations is 3,323. To accommodate the growth at the <br />middle school level, a new middle school with a capacity of 1,196 students is planned for <br />the 2009/10 school year. According to enrollment projections, there will be 404,258 <br />enrolled middle school students by school year 2010/11. Based on these projections, the <br />estimated district -wide utilization at the middle school level will be approximately <br />9-193% for the 2010/11 school year. <br />Two additional middle schools are needed between school year <br />2012/13 and school year <br />2030/31. Each middle school will be located on at least <br />a 40 acre site and will add. <br />approximately 1.050 middle school student stations each to <br />the School district's overall <br />middle school capacity. Collectively these two schools will add approximately 2,100 <br />middle school. student stations to the School District's available middle school capacity. <br />The anticipated locations for these middle schools are shown <br />on Figure 12.6, <br />High Schools <br />Currently, there are two high schools in Indian River County. These are Sebastian High <br />School and Vero Beach High School. Both high schools have capacity projects <br />scheduled in the current Five -Year Capital Facilities Plan. While Sebastian High will <br />receive a capacity addition, increasing its FISH capacity from 1,933 to 2,083 student <br />stations, Vero Beach High is in the midst of a modernization project which will decrease <br />the number of student stations on the main campus from 2,933 to 2,771. Consequently, <br />there will be 4,854 student stationsiincludina those at the Freshman Learnin€' Center, at <br />the high school level in school year 2010/112008/09, h T <br />n m� <br />b u ui <br />rte. The estimated enrollment at the high school level for school year <br />2010,11-1-2008/09 is 4;5$4,625 students. Based on these projections, the estimated <br />district -wide utilization at the high school level Iswill be approximately 9995%; for the <br />2010,11-2008/09 school year. <br />Figure 12.6 identifies the locations of the planned school capacity projects contained in <br />Tables 12.8 — 12.10. This figure shows approximate locations;& -those locations are <br />subject to change. <br />3 and school year 2030/31 _ two nddit; <br />Land Area Required for New Schools <br />I <br />:1 <br />I buildinfiq nff-ctrPPt nnrlrinrr c+„av„+ ,., <br />Community Development Department <br />7 <br />29 <br />
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