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Fort Logan Elementary School
Total Capital Improvement Needs: $3,583,586
Major Problems:
Building Conditions: blisters and leaks in roof; carpet needs
to be replaced; stained ceiling tiles; rusty and corroded HVAC
cooling system; fire and safety systems not at grade level;
Site Conditions: cracks in parking lot pavement; bus lane
needs replacement; major cracking on play courts; non-functioning
sewer drain.
Educational Suitability: needs additional off street parking
in front of building; the corner gate entrances are not gated
and cannot be locked – resulting in vandalism; the library
is no strategically located; classrooms need more storage;
Special Education spaces are housed in portables; a wooden
folding door serves as a wall between a reading room and the
gym; classroom(s) size are below guidelines; minimal space
for technology (specifically, computers); administration area
needs more space; clinic needs to be updated.
Technology Readiness: electrical capacity cannot support five
computers in each classroom; no cable in the building.
| Capacity/Utilization: |
Over Capacity
Utilization – 109%
5 Year Enrollment Trend – moderate decrease |
Sheridan Middle School
Total Capital Improvement Needs: $5,091,302
Major Problems:
Building Conditions: cracks and mortar missing on exterior
walls; inefficient windows; no air conditioning in classrooms;
poor fire and safety system; leaky roof; lack a suitability
number of electrical outlets.
Site Conditions: significant cracking in parking lots; rusty
backboards on playground; leak in water line.
Educational Suitability: separation of car and bus traffic
needs to be more distinct; additional fencing between campus
and playing field; limited storage in classrooms; library is
not centrally located; choir and band rooms are inadequate
in size; science rooms are smaller than the guidelines and
need more cabinets and bookshelves; administration needs additional
storage space.
Technology Readiness: classrooms lack adequate electrical
outlets to support a minimum of five computers; some rooms
use one or more power strips to accommodate computers; telephone
system if out of date and doesn’t always work in all
rooms; no cable TV in classrooms.
| Capacity/Utilization: |
Over Capacity
Utilization – 224%
5 Year Enrollment Trend – moderate decrease |
Sheridan High School
Total Capital Improvement Needs: $9,966,801
Major Problems:
Building Conditions: torn and stained carpet; damaged interior
walls; inoperable windows; weathered bleachers; upgrade plumbing
fixtures.
Site Conditions: cracks and erosion in parking lots; sidewalks
have frost damage; lawns need to be reseeded.
Educational Suitability: bus and car drop-off/pick-up traffic
needs to be separated; sport fields located across the street;
site is not fully fenced, resulting in vandalism; classrooms
are inadequate in size; some classrooms are in portables; the
library is a shared facility with the public library; limited
storage space in classrooms; classrooms are not fully equipped;
physical education department lacks office and storage space – often
causing a fire hazard; choir and band spaces do not meet adequate
size guidelines and have limited storage; science classrooms/labs
are undersized; teacher lounge and workroom is too small; administration
offices are small and have minimal storage space.
Technology Readiness: computer labs have heat problems – poor
ventilation; no cable in building.
| Capacity/Utilization: |
Over Capacity
Utilization – 154%
5 Year Enrollment Trend – moderate decrease |
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