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Merger study data and documents
Documents
Enrollment Projection Calculations (PDF)— This corrected data set from the first meeting shows an estimate of how many students would served by the individual and combined districts over the next 10 years. (01/19/2011)
Questions to address/answer (PDF)—The committee came up with questions to address during the merger study. This is a compiled list divided into categories that will be discussed during the study. (02/03/2011)
Timeline and governance question and answers—Answers to commonly asked questions regarding the merger study timeline and what is required. (02/03/2011)
Four District Map (JPEG)—This map outlines the four school district area to offer a picture of the reorganized district. (02/03/2011)
Geographical Chart (PDF)—This chart shows the area of each school district and its relative mileage between schools. (02/03/2011)
Federal Census Demographics Estimates (PDF)—The data reveal that the communities are surprisingly similar in terms of age, sex, marital status, income, education, education, profession, and length of time in the community. The data indicates that the students and families of one community are very similar to those in the other three. (02/03/2011)
2010-11 Grade Level Class Section Enrollments (PDF)—This breakdown of current enrollment lists the number of students in each classroom in each school. (02/03/2011)
Available Pupil Capacity for Each Building (PDF)—A merged district would need sufficient space to house students in elementary, middle/junior high, and high schools. SES Study Team collected the actual square footage of every classroom in the districts’ buildings. Using formulas developed by the State Education Department, the study team calculated the capacity of each building. (02/03/2011)
Elementary Report Card Data (PDF)—compares data between the four districts on what percentage of students scored at level 3 or above on the New York State assessments. (03/02/2011)
Elementary Program Elements (PDF)—Program data offered by each district grades PreKindergarten through 6. (03/02/2011)
College Readiness and Careers (PDF)—Measure of student readiness for college measured by scores on standardized tests, college retention, and college graduation rates for each of the districts. Also lists percentage of students who do not attend college and go directly to job market. (03/29/2011)
Graduation Requirements (PDF)—NYS publication comparing the courses and credits needed for graduation for students entering ninth grade in 2003-2010. (03/29/2011)
Possible Building Use (PDF)—Possible configurations of how existing buildings might be used in a merged district. (03/29/2011)
Labor Costs (PDF)—Examines the current contracts and labor costs for specific jobs in each district. (04/28/2011)
Athletics & Extracurricular Activities (PDF)—Listing of the current sports and co-curricular activities offered within each district. (05/18/2011)
Prime Building Use Plan (PDF)—The CAC narrows down to various building configurations to four main options. (05/18/2011)
Building Condition Survey (PDF)—Listing of the current physical condition of each of the districts' buildings and anticipated future repairs. (06/09/2011)
District Financial Health (PDF)—A review of how districts spend their money, where they receive revenue, and what monies they have set aside in fund balance or reserve funds. (06/09/2011)
Administrators' Preferred Building Use Plan (PDF)—A breakdown of the building configuration district leaderships teams (superintendents and administrators) prefer. (06/09/2011)
BOCES Shared Services (PDF)—A detail of BOCES services to which each district subscribes and the costs for those services. (07/06/2011)
Estimated Incentive Aid (PDF)—An explanation and calculation of the aid New York State currently pays schools that reorganize. (07/06/2011)
Transportation Needs and Preliminary Schedules (PDF)—A first look at how students would be transported to schools, the related costs, and approximate school start times. (07/06/2011)
Meeting Agendas
