Hyde Park Central School District

Facilities Planning

If you are new to the Hyde Park Schools Facilities Planning process, you are encouraged to browse the history of our activites.

Current Activity

October 3, 2007 Facilities Steering Forum Agenda Minutes September 12, 2007 Facilities Steering Forum Meeting Agenda Minutes
Facility Update Presentations
Facilities Master Plan adopted 1/11/2007 [PDF]
Tax-Free EXCEL Bond[Slide Show][PDF (141K)]
FSF Recomendations [Slide Show][PDF (1.4M)][Narative (PDF - 93K)]
September 2006 [Slide Show][PDF (8.9M)]
August 2006 Phase 1 Status[Slide Show][PDF (2.7M)]
July 2006 Phase 1 status[PDF (3.6M)]
April 2006 [Slide Show][PDF (1.9M)]
February 2006 [Slide Show][PDF (3.3M)]
January 2006 [Slide Show][PDF (3M)]
December 2005 [Slide Show][PDF (17M)]
October 2005 [Slide Show][PDF (2.8M)]
September 2005 - Phase 1[Slide Show][PDF]
April 2005 - ADA Phase 1Summer 2005 Projected Budget
December 9, 2004 Report to the Board of Education

Ask a Question about the Facilities Master Plan

On September 14, 2006 the Facilities Steering Forum presented their recommendations to the Board of Education. Parts of that presentation are available below. If you have a question about the recommendations or the Facilities Master Plan you can:

Facilities Steering Forum Recommendation

Goals

  1. To provide a long range comprehensive facilities plan that provides guidance in major renovations of our existing buildings and new instructional facilities.
  2. To provide appropriate instructional space for the educational process as the community experiences student-community growth.
  3. To provide equitable programming for all students throughout our school district.
  4. To provide specific physical facilities that promote student learning and participation in science, instructional technology, fine arts and athletics.
  5. To provide safe and secure learning facilities for students, employees and parents.
  6. To provide a process/opportunity for all interested community members to participate in the planning and design process of this master facilities project.
  7. To provide and encourage a process that is mindful of the fiscal realities of this community and its taxpayers.

We are assisted in meeting these goals by The Thomas Group

Facilities Steering Organization

The Facilities Planning Group is organized in a way that allows you to contribute according to your interest and abilities. Click on the area below for more information.

Facilities Steering Forum Project Team The Publicity Task Group is responsible for communication with the community about the problem and the proposed solution Key Communicators are respected community members who understand the problem and have agreed to act as spokespeople The Facilities Advisory Task Group coordinates the input from stakeholders about various aspects of the facilities The Finance Task Group analyzes the financial impact of the facilities plan Looking at rennovations and upgrades at elementary schools and the K-4 and 5/6 Grade Configurations Looking at the Middle School and High School needs at the FDR Campus Looking at upgraded science facilities at all buildings Looking at the technology infrastructure in all buildings during rennovation and construction Looking at the opportunities to support fine arts at the new FDR campus Looking at expanded athletic facilities at the FDR campus and age appropriate athletic facilities at other buildings Looking at the opportunity to support community use with both new and rennovated facilities Facilities Steering Forum organization and mission Looking at the new 5-6 school in the Haviland Building Other issues
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