RJAC

• The goal of this Educational Master Facility Plan (EMFP) process is to be as transparent as possible with the community.
• The community is invited to attend the ‘Global Perspectives’  open house on Thursday, September 26^th.  There will be more community meetings in the future.
• There are many stakeholders with a wide variety of experiences on the Core Team and this team is responsible for helping the District shape the EMFP.
• This planning process will take 12-16 months to complete from beginning to the final recommendation to the Board of Education.
• When it comes down to it…our mission is all about the kids!

BHS

• We toured Batavia High School.  It hasn’t changed much since the 1980s and needs much more flexibility based on how students learn today.
• The High School’s physical space is limiting what the staff, teachers, and students can do; but they are being innovative with what they have.
• We want to ensure there is enough program space so that students who want to participate in programs are able to do so.
• We are doing activities to keep all stakeholders in mind; including their feelings and how a successful master plan might look to them in the future.
• We considered the entire district when participating in a SCOC (Strengths, Challenges, Opportunities, Concerns) Analysis.

LWS

• We discussed how to better communicate internally with teachers and externally with the community and parents.
• This was the first time we discussed things not to touch (or change) in the Educational Master Facility Plan (EMFP).
• We had alignment on large themes that need to be addressed as part of the EMFP.
• We learned how we got to this point, so we can make better decisions.
• We learned that, as a whole, we want to stay true to our community identity as we move our schools toward future equity.

Tours

6:00 pm

GMW