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Castallo and Silky Education Consultants

School District Merger Study Seneca Falls Central School a nd Waterloo Central School Advisory Committee Meeting January 10, 2013. Castallo and Silky Education Consultants Bill Silky and Alan Pole, Consultants. Follow Up From December 6 Meeting.

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Castallo and Silky Education Consultants

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  1. School District Merger StudySeneca Falls Central SchoolandWaterloo Central SchoolAdvisory Committee MeetingJanuary 10, 2013 Castallo and Silky Education Consultants Bill Silky and Alan Pole, Consultants

  2. Follow Up From December 6 Meeting Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  3. Elementary Special Subjects Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  4. High School Courses-25 Maximum Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  5. High School Courses-22 Max.

  6. Section Reductions

  7. In the End….. • All of the courses from Seneca Falls will be available to Waterloo students • All of the courses from Waterloo will be available to Seneca Falls students • There will be opportunities to add additional courses that neither district has currently

  8. An Overview of District Transportation Programs Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  9. Overview of Seneca Falls’ Fleet Plan to replace 2 full-size buses each year & small buses/vans as needed based on mileage (100,000-150,000 & condition. A capital bus reserve has been established & is used to fund annual purchases. Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  10. Overview of Waterloo’s Fleet Waterloo is on an eight year bus replacement cycle Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  11. Seneca Falls Regular Bus Routes The district’s regular daily runs double trip—first picking up the middle and high school students, then getting the elementary children. Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  12. Waterloo Regular Bus Routes The district’s regular daily runs double trip—first picking up the middle and high school students, then getting the elementary children. Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  13. Additional District Transportation Routing Information • Seneca Falls has a late bus run (M-Th 3:05 and 4:00; Cady Stanton has 3:40 late run for extra help club; Waterloo has no late bus runs (MS & HS students that stay for extra help ride the elementary bus run home) • Seneca Falls transports to five BOCES centers: Flint, Marcus-Whitman, Newark, Mid-Lakes, Red Jacket; Waterloo transports to Red Jacket, Mid-Lakes, Newark, Rochester School for the Deaf, Norman Howard • Seneca Falls transports to St. Stephens, Seneca Bible Baptist, Finger Lakes Christian School; Waterloo transports to St. Francis, St. Stephens, Seneca Bible Baptist, Finger-Lakes Christian School, School of the Holy Childhood, County Line Parochial Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  14. Additional District Transportation Routing Information • The longest in-district bus ride for any student in Seneca Falls is less than 45 minutes; in Waterloo it is less than 60 minutes • Seneca Falls has some walkers but all kindergarten students ride; Waterloo has walkers with the district policy of all K-2 students are bussed, grades 3-5 walk up to ½ mile, and students in grades 6-12 walk up to one mile from school. Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  15. Distances Between Buildings Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  16. Facility Overview Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  17. Overview of Seneca Falls Schools Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  18. Overview of Waterloo Schools Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  19. Overview of Both Districts’ Transportation Facilities Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  20. Building Conditions Rating System • E=Excellent-All systems classified as health and safety or structural rated “excellent”, no systems rated below “satisfactory”, preventive maintenance plan in place. • S=Satisfactory-All systems classified as health and safety or structural rated “satisfactory”, or better. No systems are rated “non-functioning” or “critical failure”. • U=Unsatisfactory-Any system categorized as health and safety or structural rated “unsatisfactory”. No health and safety or structural system rated “non-functioning” or “critical failure”. • F=Failing-Any system categorized as health and safety or structural rated “non-functioning” or “critical failure”. Building Certificate of Occupancy may be rescinded.

  21. Areas of Concern: Seneca Falls Schools Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  22. Areas of Concern: Waterloo Schools Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  23. Areas of Transportation Facility Concern: Both Districts Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  24. Capital Construction Plans Waterloo: No capital projects in the works. Closed Main Street School in 2011-12 and is currently deciding what to do with building. Seneca Falls: Currently in the midst of an $18 million project due to be completed in the fall of 2013. Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  25. Capital Project at Seneca Falls • Enhancing instructional space including Music & Performing Arts, Science, Art, PE, Library/Media Center and Technology. Plus, enhancements to PE & athletic facilities. • Health, Safety & Maintenance Improvements include expanding security features, renovate cafeterias & kitchens, door hardware, replace elementary playground, replace classroom sinks, replace hallway flooring, roof work, security lighting, and replace high school boiler. Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  26. Capital Project at Seneca Falls • Energy efficiency to accommodate Seneca Meadows offer to provide free energy (heat and hot water), installing photovoltaic system of solar panels on Middle School’s roof, and all district lighting is being upgraded to be energy efficient. Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  27. Community Use of Facilities Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  28. Tentative Facility/Grade Recommendation • Keep the current K-2 and 3-5 schools open in both districts with the existing attendance zones. • Send all students in grades 6-8 to a combined middle school in the current Seneca Falls MS/HS • Send all students in grades 9-12 to a combined high school in the current Waterloo MS/HS • Keep the merged district offices in the present Seneca Falls office location in the short term. • Maintain current two bus facilities. Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  29. Space Availability: Historical Enrollments in MS & HS • Seneca Falls combined Middle and High School enrollments have declined from 786 in 2007-08 to 673 this year. • Waterloo combined Middle and High School enrollments have declined from 1,111 in 2007-08 to 996 this year. Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  30. Space Availability: Projected Enrollments after Merger Conclusion: In 2014-15—the first year of a merger—all students (651) in grades 6-8 could be housed in the current Seneca Falls Middle/High School complex. Further, in 2014-15 all 9-12 high school students (944) could be comfortably housed in the current Waterloo Middle/High School facility. Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

  31. Questions Castallo & Silky-Education Consultants

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