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DocumentsPresentationJul 16, 2018Pages 73–89

Presentation - School District #62: Long Range Facilities Plan 2018 Update

Presentation materials from School District #62 updating Council on the Long Range Facilities Plan for 2018.

5.a PRESENTATION - School District #62: Long Range Facilities Plan 2018 Update

Key facts

  • Presenter: School District #62
  • Subject: Long Range Facilities Plan 2018 Update
  • Packet pages: 73–89

Presentation - School District #62: Long Range Facilities Plan 2018 Update

Page 73–89

Contents / Overview

  • The Sooke School District
  • School capacities
  • Building condition
  • Community growth prospects
  • Overall enrolment forecast
  • Enrolment for selected schools
  • Baseline capacity utilization
  • Utilization analysis for emerging plan
  • Plan for secondary schools
  • Plan for middle schools
  • Plan for elementary schools
  • Plan for Westshore elementary schools
  • Preliminary building project priorities
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The Sooke School District

Map showing Sooke Zone and Westshore Zone
Map showing Sooke Zone and Westshore Zone
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Flow of students

  • Junior middle school (Grade 6-8) grade configuration
  • 18 elementary schools serving K-5
  • 4 middle schools serving Grade 6-8
  • 3 secondary schools serving Grade 9-12
  • Total of 24 schools (John Stubbs is counted twice)
  • Three families focused on secondary schools
  • 5 French Immersion schools including single track John Stubbs
  • New schools will change things
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Operational capacities

Operational capacity blends 25 students for Grade 4-7, 21 students for Grade 1-3 and 19 students for Kindergarten.

  • Royal Bay Secondary has not been expanded by 600 spaces as it is in analysis of future capacity utilization
  • Port Renfrew excluded from analysis of future capacity utilization
  • Capacities include modular classrooms but exclude portable classrooms
  • Capacities exclude classrooms used for StrongStart
  • John Stubbs includes 275 middle spaces
Operational capacities table/chart
Operational capacities table/chart

School capacities (Operational, 2017 enrolment, utilization, portables)

School Grade span Modules Nominal Capacity Operational 2017 Enrolment Utilization Portables
Colwood K-5 9 215 198 187 94%
Crystal View K-5 13 310 286 245 86%
David Cameron K-5 16 385 352 353 100% 1
Hans Helegsen K-5 10 240 220 192 87%
Happy Valley K-5 16 380 352 418 119% 2
John Muir K-5 9 215 198 192 97%
Lakewood K-5 16 380 352 439 125% 3
Millstream K-5 9 215 198 253 128% 2
Poirier K-5 17 410 374 379 101% 2
Port Renfrew* K-5 3 75 66 11 17%
Ruth King K-5 13 315 286 277 97%
Sangster K-5 9 220 198 239 121%
Saseenos K-5 8 195 176 128 73%
Savory K-5 8 190 176 193 110% 1
Sooke K-5 12 290 264 306 116% 2
Willway K-5 11 270 242 179 74%
Wishart K-5 16 390 352 326 93%
John Stubbs K-8 33 805 759 724 95%
Dunsmuir 6-8 24 600 600 745 124% 13
Journey 6-8 23 575 575 516 90%
Spencer 6-8 26 650 650 752 116% 7
Edward Milne 9-12 26 650 650 593 91% 3
Belmont 9-12 48 1,200 1,200 1,235 103%
Royal Bay* 9-12 56 800 800 979 122% 10
SSD Totals K-12 431 9,975 9,524 9,861 104% 46
Elementary K-5 217 5,225 4,774 4,817 101% 13
Middle 6-8 84 2 100 2 100 2 237 107% 20
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Community growth prospects

Charts - Past housing starts by area and population projection for Sooke School District
Charts - Past housing starts by area and population projection for Sooke School District
  • No significant impediments to growth
  • Major new roads have been completed
  • Land available
  • Sewer limitations in Sooke and Colwood
  • Average of 942 units per year over last 10 years
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Estimates of future housing units

  • Municipality development totals (by SD / TH / AP) and annual averages are summarized for Langford, Colwood, Sooke, Other (Highlands, Metchosin, Juan de Fuca) and Total SSD.
  • Total, SSD: 10,800 total units; SD 4,300; TH 2,560; AP 3,940
  • Annual average: 982 (391 SD, 233 TH, 358 AP)
  • Average of 942 units per year over last 10 years

(For full detail, see the table/chart on the page)

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Overall enrolment forecast

Enrolment forecast charts comparing 2010 LRFP, 2016 LRFP, Baragar, MoE best estimates
Enrolment forecast charts comparing 2010 LRFP, 2016 LRFP, Baragar, MoE best estimates
  • Continuation of status quo for each school
  • No capacity constraints
  • Enrolment forecasts for 12 of the highest growth schools follow on the next three slides
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Selected school forecasts (examples)

Belmont Secondary, Spencer Middle, Happy Valley Elementary forecast charts
Belmont Secondary, Spencer Middle, Happy Valley Elementary forecast charts

Belmont Secondary (Adjusted, Baragar) — charted 2013–2028

Spencer Middle (Adjusted, Baragar) — charted 2013–2028

Happy Valley Elementary (Adjusted, Baragar) — charted 2013–2028

Lakewood Elementary and Willway Elementary forecast charts
Lakewood Elementary and Willway Elementary forecast charts

Lakewood Elementary (Adjusted, Baragar) — charted 2013–2028

Willway Elementary (Adjusted, Baragar) — charted 2013–2028

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Baseline capacity utilization

Baseline capacity utilization charts (Total, Secondary, Elementary, Middle) showing projected utilization for 2018, 2023, 2028
Baseline capacity utilization charts (Total, Secondary, Elementary, Middle) showing projected utilization for 2018, 2023, 2028
  • Challenge is to provide nearly 4,400 spaces over the next few years. This includes the 600 spaces approved for the Royal Bay expansion.
  • The charts exclude the Royal Bay expansion.

(Charts show utilization percentages and projected additional spaces required by sector for 2018, 2023, 2028.)

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Plan for secondary schools (Langford)

Graphic/diagram for secondary school planning
Graphic/diagram for secondary school planning
  • Expand Royal Bay Secondary by 600 spaces, creating temporary relief for Belmont
  • Build a new secondary school in the Westshore area with an initial capacity of 800 spaces and substantial expansion capability. Acquiring a site for this large project is a high priority.
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Plan for middle schools (Langford)

Graphic/diagram for middle school planning
Graphic/diagram for middle school planning
  • Build a new 700-space middle school in the West Langford area. This site, which will be shared with a new elementary, has been acquired.
  • Modernize and expand Spencer Middle.
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Plan for elementary schools (Langford)

Graphic/diagram for elementary school planning
Graphic/diagram for elementary school planning
  • Build a new 396-space North Langford Elementary on a new site that has been acquired.
  • Replace Millstream Elementary with a new and larger school.
  • Build a new 396-space West Langford Elementary on an already acquired site to be shared with the new middle school.
  • Build a new 396-space South Langford Elementary on a new site in the process of being selected.
  • Replace Savory Elementary with a new and larger school.
  • Modernize Willway, Ruth King, elementary schools.
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Preliminary building project priorities

Table of preliminary building project priorities
Table of preliminary building project priorities
# School Type of development Property Timing
1 New Middle New school Site acquired Short
2 New West Langford Elementary New school Site acquired Short
3 Millstream Elementary Replacement school Existing site Short
4 New South Langford Elementary New school New site needed Short
5 New Sooke River Elementary New school Site acquired Short
6 New North Langford Elementary New school Site acquired Short
7 New Secondary New school New site needed Medium
8 New Royal Bay Elementary New school Site designated but not purchased Medium
9 Sooke Elementary Replacement school Existing site Medium
10 Journey Middle Addition and renovation Existing site Medium
11 Edward Milne Secondary Addition and renovation Additional property needed Medium
12 Spencer Middle Addition and renovation Existing site Medium
13 Savory Elementary Replacement school Existing site Medium
14 Sangster Elementary Replacement school Existing site Medium
15 Dunsmuir Middle Addition Existing site Medium
16 John Muir Elementary Renovation or replacement Existing site Medium
17 Willway Elementary Modernization Existing site Medium
18 Ruth King Elementary Modernization Existing site Medium
19 Wishart Elementary Modernization Existing site Medium
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Top priorities

Slide listing top priorities
Slide listing top priorities
  • Build the new middle school and the new West Langford Elementary on a site already acquired.
  • Acquire a site and build the new South Langford Elementary.
  • Replace Millstream Elementary with a new and larger school.
  • Build the new Sooke River Elementary on a site already acquired.
  • Build the new North Langford Elementary on a site already acquired.
  • Acquire a site for a new secondary school in North Langford.
Closing "Thank You" slide
Closing "Thank You" slide
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