Existing
Conditions
FOUR DISTRICT GOALS
Patched roof
and rotting soffit
at EMS
1. Target Area: MATHEMATICS
IMPROVEMENT GOAL: Develop a district-wide, evidence-based mathematics program that will produce
high-level and equitable mathematical understanding
by all students and allow them to perform successfully
on state/national accountability and college readiness
assessments.
This typewriter
was actually
found in a real
classroom-plugged in!
2. Target Area: FACILITIES / TECHNOLOGY
IMPROVEMENT GOAL: To have district facilities and
technology that optimize staff instruction in order for
students to learn at the highest possible level.
Plastic sheeting
protects main
switch gear from
roof leak at EMS
3.
Target Area: STAFF/COMMUNITY RELATIONS
IMPROVEMENT GOAL: Develop strategies and activities to engage staff and community members into the
events and activities of our school district.
4. Target Area: ASSESSMENT
IMPROVEMENT GOAL: To build a student assessment system to closely monitor student learning as tied
to standards in each content area.
Old energy
management
system
Capital
Facilities
Levy
High tech? Low Tech?
How about No Tech?
One elementary
school library that is
almost up to date!
This first grade classroom is getting closer
to the “Intelligent Classroom”
KEY CONTACTS:
February 3, 2009
Facilities
Rusted heat
pumps on roof
Randy Stocker, Director, Business & Operations
360.802.7107
randy_stocker@enumclaw.wednet.edu
Technology
Chad Marlow, Technology Coordinator
360-802-7117
chad_marlow@enumclaw.wednet.edu
25-year old
heat pumps
are beyond
their useful life.
Air in-take
Facilities
General Questions
Mike Nelson, Superintendent
360-802-7103
mike_nelson@enumclaw.wednet.edu
FACILITIES / TECHNOLOGY
IMPROVEMENT GOAL: To have district
facilities and technology that optimize
staff instruction in order for students to
learn at the highest possible level.
At EMS are these
imacs even
being used?
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Old, unreliable systems
Does not support current software
Outdated technology
Technology
Message from Superintendent, Mike Nelson
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Dear Friends,
For the past 18 months, our school district has engaged in conversations regarding our facility and
technology needs. In the spring of 2007, Tim Madden and I met with every school staff and held community meetings at each of our schools determining
facility and technology priorities at each site and
across our district.
Mobile computer labs
Utilize latest software technology
Support for graphics, CAD, and other
industry programs
Increase computer exposure for
students
Integration of curriculum and
technology
Promote student work and collaboration
In the summer of 2007, our district with participation of community members selected Mahlum Architects to complete a Study of Survey of our
school district during the 2007-08 school year, using information that we
had gathered during school and community meetings. Also, during 200708 school year, our technology department participated in an independent,
outside audit which included student, staff, parent and community surveys.
New web-based control system can
be accessed from any district PC
The foundational and transparent work, occurring during the past 18
months, has given us the knowledge of collective voices across our staff
and community about high need areas. This brochure outlines for you the
Capital Facilities Levy that will be voted on by the citizens in the Enumclaw
School District on February 3rd, 2009.
The 2008 Capital Facilities
Levy will provide updated
and modern technology and
equipment to every core
classroom like these at
Please feel free to contact me with any questions that you may have.
Thanks!
Technology
New roof
Facilities
• Infrastructure:
$1,432,875
• EMS Roof:
$2,100,000
• Equipment:
$3,141,200
• Heating Systems:
$1,425,925
• Staff Development:
$ 100,000
Total
$3,525,925
• Additional Staff to
Support Technology: $ 200,000
Total
$4,874,075
Total Levy $8,400,000
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Projection systems
SMARTboards
Document cameras
*Levy rate per $1,000
Total Package
New heat pump
Proposed Facilities
Proposed Technology
Message from Superintendent, Mike Nelson