Enrollment Forecast - Fulton County Schools
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Enrollment Forecast - Fulton County Schools
Tuesday, March 8, 2011 Administrative Center Enrollment Projections & Classroom Needs Agenda • Enrollment Forecast – Methodology M th d l – Enrollment/Demographic trends – FY11 Results – Adjusted seven-year enrollment forecast • Analysis of capacity needs • Next steps • Questions / Answers Forecastingg Methodology gy • SchoolSiteTM Forecasting Model – Used in over 160 school districts – 11th year using the data model – GIS-based forecasting model • Research-based Forecasting Approach – Cohort-based model – Explicit consideration of residential development and land use – Detailed demographic trends FCSS Enrollment Trend 95,000 91,671 , 90,066 90,000 88,134 85,998 85,000 83 721 83,721 80,659 80,000 75 533 75,533 75,000 73,038 70,000 65,521 65,000 67,097 68,707 , 69,709 71,290 62,721 60,000 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 North Fulton Enrollment Trend Housing Market Growing at Lower Rate Data Source: MetroStudy North Fulton Enrollment Trend North Fulton Trend North Fulton Enrollment Trend Change in Enrollment Density Fall 2009 to Fall 2010 Enrollment Decline Enrollment Increase Sandyy Springs p g Enrollment Trend Sandy Springs Trend Sandy Springs Enrollment Trend Change in Enrollment Density Fall 2009 to Fall 2010 Enrollment Decline Enrollment Increase South Fulton Enrollment Trend Housing Market Growing at Lower Rate Data Source: MetroStudy South Fulton Enrollment Trend South Fulton Enrollment Trend Change in Enrollment Density Fall 2009 to Fall 2010 Enrollment Decline Enrollment Increase Fall Projection Results North Fulton Elementary Middle High Total 2010-11 First Month Enrollment 22,432 11 163 11,163 15,192 48,787 2010-11 Forecasted Enrollment 22,515 11 150 11,150 15,085 48,750 Over/Under Forecast -83 13 107 37 % Over/Under Forecast -0.37% 0 12% 0.12% 0.70% 0.08% South Fulton El Elementary t Middle High Total 16,158 16 158 7,637 9,447 33,242 16,535 16 535 7,889 9,472 33,896 -377 377 -252 -25 -654 -2.33% 2 33% -3.30% -0.26% -1.97% 4,805 1,717 3,120 9,642 4,513 1,668 2,971 9,152 292 49 149 490 6.08% 2.85% 4.78% 5.08% 43,395 20,517 27,759 91,671 43,563 20,707 27,528 91,798 -168 -190 231 -127 -0.39% -0.93% 0.83% -0.14% SSandy d Springs S i Elementary Middle High Total System Elementary Middle High System Total *Fo recasted enro llment is the midpo int o f the fo recasted range and is based o n the 20th Day - First mo nth enro llment co unt. *Do es no t include o ther A lternative P ro grams (GA B aptist and So uth M etro P sycho Ed po pulatio ns) Forecast Analysis of Highly Variable Schools Elementary: Campbell, College Park, Feldwood, Gullatt, High Point, Hillside, SL Lewis, Tubman Middle: Paul D. West • • • • Closure of public housing communities Impact of new charter school openings Influx of kindergarten g ppopulation p Redistricting notification *Actual 2010-11 Enrollment +/- 10% of Enrollment Projections Enrollment Future North Fulton Housing Statistics Housing Absorption Data Source: MetroStudy Active / Planned Residential Development North Fulton BLUE VALLEY ESTATES KINGSLEY ESTATES HICKORYCREST MANOR, THE CRABAPPLE BROOK KENNEWICK PLACE VALMONT VICKERY CREST HAYWOOD COMMONS HENDERSON LANDING DEERFIELD GREEN OVERLOOK AT LITCHFIELD GRANSLEY KENDRIX PARK DOUGLAS ROAD / PARK HEYDON HALL CRABAPPLE CROSSROADS TH/CRABAPPLE STATION HERITAGE AT ROSWELL HAYNES PARK TH/VICTORIA SQUARE PRESERVE AT JOHNS CREEK, THE JOHNS CREEK WALK GATES AT JOHNS CREEK, THE WESTWOOD PARK TAVISTOCK NEWHAVEN WALK STONEGROVE EATON MANOR STONEWYCK ABBERLEY TOWNESHIP HEATHERTON VICKERY FALLS WINDFAIRE MADISON PARK INISFREE KIMBALL ESTATES WINTHROP PARK HIGHLANDS AT CENTENNIAL SANCTUARY AT RIVERMONT TH/RIVERSIDE SUMMIT * Green areas illustrate density of anticipated development Sandy Springs Housing Statistics Housing Absorption Data Source: MetroStudy Active / Planned Residential Development Sandy Springs HIGHLANDS OF SANDY SPRINGS ALDERWOOD ON ABERNATHY REGISTRY GLEN MOUNT VERNON WALK CITY WALK HEIGHTS TH/LAFAYETTE SQUARE SERRANO PROMENADE AT NORTH PLACE DUNWOODY ROW ONE RIVER PLACE HIGH POINT MANOR WEST BELLE ISLE MYSTIC RIDGE * Green areas illustrate density of anticipated development South Fulton Housing Statistics Housing Absorption South Fulton County Data Source: MetroStudy Months of Supply 0.0 4Q10 0 2Q10 2.0 4Q09 500 2Q09 4.0 4Q08 1000 2Q08 6.0 4Q07 1500 2Q07 8.0 4Q06 2000 2Q06 10.0 4Q05 2500 2Q05 12.0 4Q04 3000 2Q04 14 0 14.0 4Q03 3500 2Q03 16.0 4Q02 4000 2Q02 Housing Inven ntory N New H Home IInventory t / Months M th off Supply S l Active / Planned Residential Development South Fulton SANDTOWN CENTER, THE ESTATES AT THE VILLAGES AT SANDTOWN CENTER RIVERSIDE PARK (ASTORIA) WOLF CREEK COUNTRY CLUB WATERFORD COMMONS ANATOLE FALLS AT CASCADE PALMS PALMS, THE VILLAGES OF EAST POINT REGENCY OAKS LEGACY AT PALMETTO FARMS BROADSTONE PITTMAN PARK HAMPTON OAKS LEXINGTON PARK LAKESIDE PRESERVE WAVERLY PARK CREEKSIDE PARKWAY VILLAGES WILLIAMS BLUFF MALLORY WALK CEDAR GROVE VILLAGE PARKS AT CEDAR GROVE, THE LAKES OF CEDAR GROVE RIVERTOWN MILL MORNING CREEK MADISON PLACE CARRINGTON POINTE SOUTH HILLS BARRINGTON OAKLEY STATION OAKLEYTOWNSHIP/EST PARKS AT DURHAM LAKE, THE DURHAM LAKE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB RENAISSANCE AT SOUTH PARK, THE ASBURY PARK * Green areas illustrate density of anticipated development Forecast Observations / Assumptions North Fulton – Elementary growth stabilizing in some areas – Housing absorption rates continue to adjust and stabilize – Housing H i starts t t are iincreasing i S d SSprings Sandy i – Cohorts continue to grow at all levels based on more recent trends – In In-migration migration of private school students; discontinuation of mandated transfer programs – Staff will continue to work closely with the City of Sandy Springs to track redevelopment activity Forecast Observations / Assumptions South Fulton – Housing absorption rates remain constant but stable – New home starts are adjusting – Staff will continue to closely monitor changes in the housing supply and demand – Staff will continue to work closely with municipal and county governments regarding redevelopment d l andd ffuture closures l FCSS Updated Enrollment Forecast 2010-11 First Month Enrollment 2011-12 Forecasted Enrollment* 2017-18 Forecasted Enrollment* Projected 7-Year Growth North Fulton Elementary Middle High North Fulton Total 22,432 11,163 15,192 48,787 22,393 11,425 15,285 49,103 23,283 11,630 16,250 51,163 Sandy Springs Elementary Middle High Sandy Springs Total 4,805 1,717 3,120 9,642 5,103 1,847 3,280 10,230 5,619 2,567 3,946 12,132 South Fulton Elementary Middle High S th Fulton South F lt Total T t l 16,158 7,637 9,447 33 242 33,242 16,223 7,775 9,487 33 485 33,485 18,855 8,693 11,120 38 668 38,668 Fulton County Elementary Middle High Fulton County Total 43,395 20,517 27,759 91,671 43,719 21,047 28,052 92,818 47,757 22,890 31,316 101,963 851 467 1,058 2,376 0 0 814 850 826 2,490 0 0 2,697 1,056 1,673 5 426 5,426 0 0 4,362 2,373 3,557 10,292 *Forecast is subject to change. Enrollments includes charter and alternative schools Capital Implications Classroom Allocation Approach S h l CCost-Center School C Teacher Allocations Planning for New Classrooms 26 Classroom Allocation Approach State Capacity vs. Classroom Allocation Model Enrollment SC 7 PK 0 Example Elementary School KD 1st 2nd 3rd 135 143 131 136 4th 165 5th 154 Instructional Units State Capacity Unhoused students Using State Capacity (Elementary Prototype) Example Elementary School SC PK KD 1st 2nd 3rd Enrollment 7 0 135 143 131 136 Student: Teacher Ratio 20 21 21 21 Classrooms 7 7 6 6 Using Classroom Allocation M odel 4th 165 28 6 5th 154 28 6 Total 871 53 850 21 Total 871 Total Spaces available 53 1 54 General Ed Classrooms K-G5 Needed 38 Cl Classrooms for f Enhanced E h d Instructional I t ti l Programs P 17 Instructional Units S ll IInstructional Small t ti lS Space 21 Students or <1 CR need PK, EIP, ESOL, TAG, Title I, Special Ed Flexible Instructional Space (Labs, Media, Specials) 8 Comp. Lab , T. Plng, Media, Art, Music, PE Total Classrooms Required: Additional classrooms needed beyond the building 63 9 classrooms 9 CR need or 4.5 portables 27 Classroom Allocation Approach Prototype Elementary 9 Additional Classrooms Needed 8 Constants 18 Instr. I t P Programs 40 Gen. Ed CRs 28 Capital III Projects B d approvedd construction Board t ti since i FFallll 2007 Oakley ES – Complete Fall 2007 Renaissance MS – Complete Fall 2007 2007* Woodland MS Replacement – Complete Fall 2007* Lake Forest ES – Complete Fall 2008* W tl k RReplacement Westlake l t HS – Complete C l t Fall F ll 2008 Ison Springs ES – Complete Fall 2009 Birmingham Falls ES– Complete Fall 2009 Cliftondale ES – Complete Fall 2009 Johns Creek HS – Complete Fall 2009 Langston Hughes HS – Complete Fall 2009 2009* Ridgeview MS – Complete Fall 2009 Feldwood ES – Complete Fall 2010 B th Bend Bethany B d HS Site Sit – Anticipated A ti i t d Fall F ll 2012 Banneker HS Replacement Site – Anticipated Fall 2012 * SPLOST II Project Capital III Projects B d approvedd construction Board t ti since i FFallll 2007 Roswell HS Addition – Complete Fall 2007 Mimosa ES Addition – Complete Fall 2008 Roswell North ES Addition – Complete Fall 2009 Mountain Park ES Addition – Complete Fall 2009 Bethune ES Addition – Complete Fall 2009 Love T. Nolan ES Addition – Complete Fall 2009 Barnwell ES Addition – Complete p Fall 2010 Alpharetta ES Addition – Complete Fall 2010 Science Addition Chattahoochee HS – Complete Fall 2010 Science Addition Centennial HS – Complete Fall 2010 Band Addition Chattahoochee HS – Complete Fall 2010 Band Addition Centennial HS – Complete Fall 2010 Band Addition Creekside HS – Complete Fall 2010 * SPLOST II Project Analysis of Classroom Needs North Fulton North 2010* 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Elementary Enrollment GA DOE + Over / - Under CR Need 21,621 23,325 -1,704 14 0 14.0 21,624 23,325 -1,701 18 0 18.0 21,548 23,325 -1,777 23 0 23.0 21,685 23,325 -1,640 25 0 25.0 21,803 23,325 -1,522 34 0 34.0 22,014 23,325 -1,311 41 0 41.0 22,321 23,325 -1,004 54 0 54.0 22,514 23,325 -811 62 0 62.0 Middle Enrollment GA DOE + Over / - Under CR Need 10,538 11,050 -512 47.3 10,712 11,050 -338 56.8 10,912 11,050 -138 61.8 10,943 11,050 -107 64.3 10,990 11,050 -60 64.8 10,931 11,050 -119 63.3 10,898 11,050 -152 63.3 10,917 11,050 -133 60.8 High Enrollment GA DOE + Over / - Under 14,601 14 601 13,700 901 14,700 14 700 13,700 1,000 14,905 14 905 13,700 1,205 15,008 15 008 13,700 1,308 15,120 15 120 13,700 1,420 15,407 15 407 13,700 1,707 15,553 15 553 13,700 1,853 15,665 15 665 13,700 1,965 * Figures g based on first-month counts while subsequent q years y based on projected p j enrollment Enrollments include Pre-K but do not include charter or alternative schools Projected CR Need based on Superintendent's recommended class size Analysis of Classroom Needs N th Elementary North El t 2017 2017-18 18 Classroom Need greater than 8 BIRMINGHAM FALLS ES 5 to 8 -2 to 4 SUMMIT HILL ES -5 to -3 less than -5 COGBURN WOODS ES CRABAPPLE CROSSING ES ALPHARETTA ES MOUNTAIN PARK ES MANNING OAKS ES CREEK VIEW ES SWEET APPLE ES LAKE WINDWARD ES FINDLEY OAKS ES HEMBREE SPRINGS ES ABBOTTS HILL ES NEW PROSPECT ES OCEE ES SHAKERAG ES ROSWELL NORTH ES MIMOSA ES WILSON SO CREEK ES DOLVIN ES NORTHWOOD ES STATE BRIDGE CROSSING ES ESTHER JACKSON ES RIVER EVES ES MEDLOCK BRIDGE ES HILLSIDE ES BARNWELL ES Analysis of Classroom Needs N th Middle North Middl 2017 2017-18 18 Classroom Need greater than 10 FREEMANVILLE MS SITE 6 to 10 -4 to 5 -9 to -5 less than -9 HOPEWELL MS NORTHWESTERN MS WEBB BRIDGE MS ELKINS POINTE MS TAYLOR ROAD MS CRABAPPLE MS HAYNES BRIDGE MS AUTREY MILL MS HOLCOMB BRIDGE MS RIVER TRAIL MS Analysis of Classroom Needs N th High North Hi h 2017 2017-18 18 Above/Below State Capacity greater than 500 151 to 500 -50 to 150 -299 to -51 BETHANY/COGBURN HS SITE less than -299 MILTON HS ALPHARETTA HS ROSWELL HS CHATTAHOOCHEE HS NORTHVIEW HS JOHNS CREEK HS CENTENNIAL HS Does not include impact of Bethany Bend HS Site Opening 2012 Analysis of Classroom Needs Sandy Springs Sandy Springs 2010* 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Elementary Enrollment GA DOE + Over / - Under CR Need 4,805 5,600 -795 -6.0 5,103 5,600 -497 6.0 5,284 5,600 -316 12.0 5,409 5,600 -191 16.0 5,547 5,600 -53 20.0 5,617 5,600 17 22.0 5,612 5,600 12 18.0 5,619 5,600 19 21.0 Middle Enrollment GA DOE +O Over / - U Under d CR Need 1,717 2,075 -358 358 -7.0 1,847 2,075 -228 228 -2.5 1,834 2,075 -241 241 -3.0 1,976 2,075 -99 99 2.0 2,110 2,075 35 6.5 2,274 2,075 199 12.5 2,420 2,075 345 12.5 2,567 2,075 492 24.0 High Enrollment GA DOE + Over / - Under 3,120 3 120 3,100 20 3,280 3 280 3,100 180 3,296 3 296 3,100 196 3,361 3 361 3,100 261 3,323 3 323 3,100 223 3,510 3 510 3,100 410 3,738 3 738 3,100 638 3,946 3 946 3,100 846 * Figures based on first-month first month counts while subsequent years based on projected enrollment Enrollments include Pre-K but do not include charter or alternative schools Projected CR Need based on Superintendent's recommended class size Analysis of Classroom Needs Sandy Spring Elementary 2017-18 2017 18 ISON SPRINGS ES DUNWOODY SPRINGS ES WOODLAND CHARTER ES SPALDING DRIVE CHARTER ES Classroom Need greater than 8 5 to 8 HEARDS FERRY ES -2 to 4 LAKE FOREST ES -5 to -3 less than -5 HIGH POINT ES Analysis of Classroom Needs Sandy Springs Middle 2017-18 SANDY SPRINGS MS Classroom Need greater than 10 6 to 10 -4 to 5 -9 to -5 less than -9 RIDGEVIEW MS Analysis of Classroom Needs Sandy Springs High 2017-18 NORTH SPRINGS HS Above/Below Ab /B l State Capacity greater than 500 RIVERWOOD HS 151 to 500 -50 to 150 -299 to -51 less than -299 Analysis of Classroom Needs South 2010* 2011 Elementary Enrollment GA DOE + Over / - Under CR Need 15,543 18,550 -3,007 -48.0 Middle Enrollment GA DOE + Over / - Under CR Need High Enrollment GA DOE + Over / - Under South Fulton 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 15,513 18,050 -2,537 -21.0 15,516 18,050 -2,534 -14.0 15,849 18,050 -2,201 -11.0 16,209 18,050 -1,841 11.0 16,695 18,050 -1,355 28.0 17,404 18,050 -646 56.0 18,145 18,050 95 88.0 6,733 7,775 -1,042 1 042 -41.5 6,876 7,775 -899 899 -35.0 7,030 7,775 -745 745 -29.5 7,009 7,775 -766 766 -30.0 7,018 7,775 -757 757 -29.0 7,067 7,775 -708 708 -28.0 7,418 7,775 -357 357 -28.0 7,794 7,775 19 0.5 8,788 9,400 -612 8,717 9,400 -683 8,844 9,400 -556 9,065 9,400 -335 9,389 9,400 -11 9,747 9,400 347 10,009 9,400 609 10,350 9,400 950 * Figures based on first-month counts while subsequent years based on projected enrollment Enrollments include Pre-K but do not include charter or alternative schools Projected CR Need based on Superintendent's recommended class size Analysis of Classroom Needs South Elementary 2017-18 Classroom Need greater than 8 5 to 8 -2 2 to 4 RANDOLPH ES -5 to -3 HAMILTON E HOLMES ES CONLEY HILLS ES less than -5 OAK KNOLL ES STONEWALL TELL ES MOUNT OLIVE ES CLIFTONDALE ES HAPEVILLE ES BROOKVIEW ES DERRICK ROAD ES SITE HARRIET TUBMAN ES SEABORN LEE ES RENAISSANCE ES HERITAGE ES LIBERTY POINT ES FELDWOOD ES BETHUNE ES GULLATT ES S L LEWIS ES EVOLINE WEST ES CAMPBELL ES OAKLEY ES PALMETTO ES PARKLANE ES LOVE NOLAN ES Analysis of Classroom Needs South Middle 2017-18 Classroom Need greater than 10 6 to 10 -4 to 5 SANDTOWN MS -9 9 tto -5 5 PAUL D WEST MS less than -9 WOODLAND MS CAMP CREEK MS RENAISSANCE MS MCNAIR MS BEAR CREEK MS Analysis of Classroom Needs South High 2017-18 Above/Below State Capacity greater than 500 151 to 500 -50 to 150 -299 to -51 less than -299 WESTLAKE HS TRI-CITIES HS LANGSTON HUGHES HS BANNEKER HS CREEKSIDE HS Does not include impact of Banneker HS Replacement Opening 2012 Next Steps • March M h Board B dM Meeting ti – Master Plan • April Work Session – Renovation R ti PProgram • Mayy Board Meetingg – Capital IV Q i / Comments Questions C / IInput Fulton County School System Historic Enrollment / Updated Seven-Year Projections North Fulton Centennial / Roswell Clusters Hembree Springs ES Hillside ES Jackson, Esther ES Mimosa ES Mountain Park ES Northwood ES River Eves ES Roswell North ES Sweet Apple ES Elementary Totals schnum 608 604 243 288 330 662 158 372 155 2007-08 783 713 660 803 799 883 705 794 903 7,043 2008-09 823 716 693 855 823 885 743 851 894 7,283 2009-10 743 805 642 1,043 901 727 759 958 833 7,411 2010-11 795 740 638 1,089 879 719 772 1,006 779 7,417 2011-12 793 760 668 1,145 859 736 786 1,050 758 7,555 2012-13 805 771 681 1,168 878 728 796 1,082 758 7,667 2013-14 810 783 688 1,198 877 719 781 1,110 738 7,704 2014-15 822 811 698 1,210 871 737 788 1,112 746 7,795 2015-16 850 798 699 1,224 876 736 781 1,118 760 7,842 2016-17 851 794 694 1,219 879 742 785 1,119 761 7,844 2017-18 852 796 686 1,212 880 739 776 1,122 765 7,828 GADOE Capacity (SPLOST) 850 850 625 1,000 1,000 800 775 1,000 950 7,850 Portables 2 2 5 2 0 0 0 0 4 15 2017-18 CR Need 7 3 16 16 -5 1 7 4 -1 48 14 1 6 6 27 Crabapple MS Elkins Pointe MS Haynes Bridge MS Holcomb Bridge MS Middle Totals 686 700 688 690 853 906 654 669 3,082 866 899 672 651 3,088 770 891 625 669 2,955 794 890 645 704 3,033 832 918 644 735 3,129 877 977 665 730 3,249 888 1,054 678 759 3,379 930 1,092 683 755 3,460 971 1,078 710 810 3,569 999 1,088 681 821 3,589 990 1,102 691 862 3,645 1,000 1,175 1,000 1,000 4,175 4 0 0 1 5 Centennial HS Roswell HS High Totals Cluster Area Totals 866 852 2,036 2,517 4,553 14,678 2,026 2,428 4,454 14,825 1,931 2,381 4,312 14,678 1,940 2,463 4,403 14,853 1,902 2,434 4,336 15,020 1,892 2,443 4,335 15,251 1,944 2,467 4,411 15,494 1,966 2,516 4,482 15,737 2,000 2,602 4,602 16,013 2,118 2,758 4,876 16,309 2,091 2,874 4,965 16,438 1,925 2,000 3,925 15,950 7 7 14 34 Portables 1 3 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 15 2017-18 CR Need -3 -2 -2 -4 -7 -2 2 1 -2 -19 3 6 -2 6 Chattahoochee / Johns Creek / Northview Clusters Abbotts Hill ES Barnwell ES Dolvin ES Findley Oaks ES Medlock Bridge ES Ocee ES Shakerag ES State Bridge Crossing ES Wilson Creek ES Elementary Totals 601 42 150 160 270 606 520 532 607 2007-08 767 723 925 835 707 785 827 718 899 7,186 2008-09 791 729 972 816 680 793 809 730 861 7,181 2009-10 836 751 967 794 681 796 792 758 890 7,265 2010-11 764 769 952 753 668 751 805 757 868 7,087 2011-12 751 780 927 725 648 737 795 773 845 6,981 2012-13 733 796 903 713 630 721 767 768 818 6,849 2013-14 738 778 897 717 621 723 769 790 830 6,863 2014-15 710 777 867 731 615 728 798 790 821 6,837 2015-16 704 782 878 717 644 716 819 789 827 6,876 2016-17 733 781 901 740 649 726 856 791 846 7,023 2017-18 748 781 915 744 655 725 894 793 866 7,121 GADOE Capacity (SPLOST) 850 850 1,050 875 825 850 875 800 850 7,825 Autrey Mill MS River Trail MS Taylor Road MS Middle Totals 703 701 698 1,178 1,509 958 3,645 1,165 1,510 955 3,630 1,247 1,573 939 3,759 1,314 1,486 926 3,726 1,355 1,485 923 3,763 1,350 1,462 986 3,798 1,347 1,431 942 3,720 1,367 1,348 952 3,667 1,313 1,289 929 3,531 1,292 1,262 931 3,485 1,256 1,274 904 3,434 1,200 1,175 1,100 3,475 0 9 0 9 Chattahoochee HS Johns Creek HS Northview HS High Totals Cluster Area Totals 880 741 751 2,189 2,232 2,685 4,874 15,705 2,796 5,028 15,839 1,858 1,219 2,133 5,210 16,234 1,734 1,624 1,893 5,251 16,064 1,747 1,909 1,712 5,368 16,112 1,779 2,036 1,678 5,493 16,140 1,785 2,053 1,648 5,486 16,069 1,799 2,083 1,636 5,518 16,022 1,839 2,131 1,629 5,599 16,006 1,821 2,102 1,543 5,466 15,974 1,815 2,132 1,509 5,456 16,011 1,875 1,900 1,875 5,650 16,950 1 0 5 6 30 Historic and forecasted enrollments are based upon 1st month enrollment counts. The enrollment totals include pre-k and south and north metro programs. **CR Need based on the Classroom Allocation Model Operational Plng_3/3/2011 Fulton County School System Historic Enrollment / Updated Seven-Year Projections Milton / Alpharetta Clusters Alpharetta ES Birmingham Falls ES Cogburn Woods ES Crabapple Crossing ES Creek View ES Lake Windward ES Manning Oaks ES New Prospect ES Summit Hill ES Elementary Totals 24 617 611 380 609 654 580 182 414 Hopewell MS Northwestern MS Webb Bridge MS North Middle School Site Middle Totals 699 682 695 Alpharetta HS Milton HS Bethany Bend HS Site High Totals Cluster Area Totals 754 804 916 869 975 880 949 601 1,039 6,931 2009-10 711 765 1,007 757 960 851 756 612 794 7,213 2010-11 684 737 916 736 946 870 826 571 831 7,117 2011-12 677 720 933 741 929 857 860 545 826 7,088 2012-13 666 715 925 742 914 846 878 531 815 7,032 2013-14 669 743 946 763 915 838 901 529 814 7,118 2014-15 672 743 965 788 923 819 916 528 817 7,171 2015-16 690 757 983 819 941 826 926 525 829 7,296 2016-17 692 787 994 828 989 830 934 535 865 7,454 2017-18 693 808 993 834 1,026 841 937 532 901 7,565 GADOE Capacity (SPLOST) 900 850 850 800 850 875 850 825 850 7,650 1,068 1,205 1,337 1,115 1,233 1,364 1,151 1,247 1,357 1,187 1,262 1,330 1,206 1,281 1,333 1,246 1,327 1,292 1,246 1,310 1,288 1,291 1,292 1,280 1,321 1,255 1,255 1,336 1,298 1,190 1,341 1,354 1,143 1,175 1,075 1,150 0 4 6 1 22 5 3,610 3,712 3,755 3,779 3,820 3,865 3,844 3,863 3,831 3,824 3,838 3,400 10 28 2,207 2,244 2,169 2,336 2,254 2,542 2,321 2,626 2,291 2,705 2,305 2,772 2,260 2,851 2,205 2,915 2,204 3,002 2,205 3,006 2,273 2,971 2,175 1,950 0 12 4,451 15,059 4,505 15,148 4,796 15,764 4,947 15,843 4,996 15,904 5,077 15,974 5,111 16,073 5,120 16,154 5,206 16,333 5,211 16,489 5,244 16,647 4,125 15,175 12 43 Portables 0 3 2017-18 CR Need -1 6 2007-08 723 2008-09 702 942 852 1,010 880 945 631 1,015 6,998 Portables 2 0 4 1 4 5 1 0 4 21 2017-18 CR Need 2 -2 6 0 7 11 6 -6 9 33 South Fulton Banneker / Tri-Cities Clusters Bethune ES Brookview ES College Park ES Conley Hills ES Feldwood ES Hapeville ES Heritage ES Holmes, Hamilton E. ES Lewis, S.L. ES Mount Olive ES Nolan, Love T. ES Oak Knoll ES Parklane ES Tubman, Harriet ES Elementary Totals 252 54 48 120 626 210 602 610 260 324 354 396 420 248 2011-12 736 496 2012-13 721 489 2013-14 730 486 2014-15 744 484 2015-16 752 480 2016-17 760 484 2017-18 768 488 741 906 647 728 529 810 609 485 506 8,070 2010-11 747 499 331 488 789 733 738 455 552 514 756 587 419 546 8,108 GADOE Capacity (SPLOST) 825 550 503 668 665 726 737 548 608 724 467 457 563 7,898 496 697 676 704 734 521 603 711 478 465 570 7,865 485 743 681 709 725 528 595 701 494 456 573 7,906 487 774 698 687 724 540 605 713 491 461 576 7,984 490 813 706 684 726 557 608 721 498 459 590 8,084 497 837 723 692 728 579 608 737 498 460 593 8,196 501 871 741 697 739 594 611 748 500 464 596 8,318 700 875 825 875 950 675 725 850 575 625 675 9,725 0 0 1 2 0 4 0 0 4 0 0 14 -4 4 0 6 -6 5 -2 -8 0 -5 1 -4 -6 -16 -10 -31 2007-08 690 577 364 602 2008-09 695 642 380 543 2009-10 694 532 355 528 661 948 633 731 503 766 570 462 478 7,985 693 1,024 649 721 532 782 593 460 529 8,243 McNair, Ronald MS West, Paul D. MS Woodland MS Middle Totals 687 694 693 836 943 995 2,774 884 874 1,027 2,785 847 843 1,033 2,723 824 765 1,066 2,655 854 765 1,070 2,689 894 760 1,056 2,710 889 772 1,043 2,704 842 746 1,053 2,641 833 766 1,056 2,655 832 769 1,047 2,648 872 790 1,054 2,716 1,025 1,175 1,200 3,400 0 0 0 0 Banneker HS Tri-Cities HS Banneker HS Replacement (additional capacity) High Totals Cluster Area Totals 740 894 1,683 1,793 1,799 1,847 1,309 1,899 1,308 1,849 1,375 1,778 1,469 1,690 1,566 1,606 1,686 1,621 1,728 1,552 1,735 1,577 1,760 1,576 1,475 2,000 8 4 3,476 14,235 3,646 14,674 3,208 14,001 3,157 13,920 3,153 13,740 3,159 13,734 3,172 13,782 3,307 13,932 3,280 14,019 3,312 14,156 3,336 14,370 3,475 16,600 12 26 Historic and forecasted enrollments are based upon 1st month enrollment counts. The enrollment totals include pre-k and south and north metro programs. **CR Need based on the Classroom Allocation Model Operational Plng_3/3/2011 Fulton County School System Historic Enrollment / Updated Seven-Year Projections Creekside / Langston Hughes / Westlake Clusters Campbell ES Cliftondale ES Gullatt ES Lee, Seaborn ES Liberty Point ES Oakley ES Palmetto ES Randolph, A.P. ES Renaissance ES Stonewall Tell ES West, Evoline ES Derrick Road Area ES Site Elementary Totals 672 164 188 255 605 615 410 492 620 525 648 Bear Creek MS Camp Creek MS Renaissance MS Sandtown MS Highway 138 Area MS Site Middle Totals 696 685 706 697 Creekside HS Langston Hughes HS Westlake HS High Totals Cluster Area Totals 870 742 914 542 614 722 833 547 572 1,082 1,094 892 2009-10 863 834 560 602 713 889 524 680 684 814 894 2010-11 890 845 268 535 690 754 516 653 702 827 755 2011-12 803 881 466 502 666 753 513 655 759 871 746 2012-13 776 884 466 487 664 777 535 631 789 898 744 2013-14 802 922 463 484 675 831 557 655 837 933 784 2014-15 799 925 459 477 684 889 578 676 913 1,002 823 2015-16 813 964 452 483 689 935 618 692 1,016 1,099 850 2016-17 824 1,004 459 496 708 1,002 789 701 1,135 1,194 896 2017-18 832 1,052 473 506 743 1,063 957 709 1,258 1,298 936 GADOE Capacity (SPLOST) 900 850 525 575 850 875 625 675 850 850 750 7,581 7,790 8,057 7,435 7,615 7,651 7,943 8,225 8,611 9,208 9,827 8,325 23 92 985 791 1,023 983 1,002 716 1,113 1,020 983 804 1,186 1,131 1,037 785 1,154 1,102 1,098 812 1,173 1,104 1,137 773 1,255 1,155 1,115 727 1,308 1,155 1,118 704 1,359 1,196 1,170 689 1,380 1,173 1,342 713 1,477 1,238 1,492 705 1,581 1,300 1,075 950 1,175 1,175 0 4 3 0 12 7 14 -1 3,782 3,851 4,104 4,078 4,187 4,320 4,305 4,377 4,412 4,770 5,078 4,375 7 32 2,481 2,633 2,065 4,546 15,909 2,351 4,984 16,625 1,376 2,186 1,954 5,516 17,677 1,301 2,239 2,091 5,631 17,144 1,438 2,016 2,110 5,564 17,366 1,621 1,903 2,161 5,685 17,656 1,810 1,814 2,269 5,893 18,141 1,991 1,773 2,318 6,082 18,684 2,124 1,907 2,436 6,467 19,490 2,264 1,985 2,448 6,697 20,675 2,420 2,158 2,436 7,014 21,919 1,850 2,150 1,925 5,925 18,625 0 0 0 0 30 Portables 2 2 1 0 0 2 0 7 2017-18 CR Need 2 5 4 -3 8 3 2 21 10 15 24 2007-08 918 2008-09 892 564 600 791 781 528 622 966 1,004 807 Portables 2 0 2 5 0 2 4 0 0 3 5 2017-18 CR Need 4 9 0 1 -1 12 21 5 13 17 11 Sandy Springs North Springs / Riverwood Dunwoody Springs Charter ES Heards Ferry ES High Point ES Ison Springs ES Lake Forrest ES Spalding Drive Charter ES Woodland Charter ES Elementary Totals 981 216 228 618 444 980 996 601 706 872 4,083 2009-10 664 483 638 653 639 416 796 4,289 2010-11 737 558 724 696 741 468 881 4,805 2011-12 736 614 774 705 830 508 936 5,103 2012-13 752 665 794 715 860 531 967 5,284 2013-14 774 673 796 717 881 560 1,008 5,409 2014-15 780 706 837 711 900 577 1,036 5,547 2015-16 787 719 854 704 912 601 1,040 5,617 2016-17 784 712 863 704 903 600 1,046 5,612 2017-18 782 709 876 703 896 600 1,053 5,619 GADOE Capacity (SPLOST) 850 625 850 850 850 575 1,000 5,600 2007-08 842 588 815 2008-09 889 398 617 692 896 3,833 Ridgeview MS Sandy Springs MS Middle Totals 974 692 594 717 1,311 631 753 1,384 743 822 1,565 821 896 1,717 924 923 1,847 912 922 1,834 1,041 935 1,976 1,136 974 2,110 1,238 1,036 2,274 1,311 1,109 2,420 1,414 1,153 2,567 1,200 875 2,075 0 4 4 North Springs HS Riverwood HS High Totals Cluster Area Totals 816 845 1,297 1,237 2,534 7,678 1,339 1,362 2,701 8,168 1,312 1,461 2,773 8,627 1,460 1,660 3,120 9,642 1,622 1,658 3,280 10,230 1,580 1,716 3,296 10,414 1,573 1,788 3,361 10,746 1,573 1,750 3,323 10,980 1,588 1,922 3,510 11,401 1,608 2,130 3,738 11,770 1,681 2,265 3,946 12,132 1,775 1,325 3,100 10,775 0 4 4 15 Historic and forecasted enrollments are based upon 1st month enrollment counts. The enrollment totals include pre-k and south and north metro programs. **CR Need based on the Classroom Allocation Model Operational Plng_3/3/2011 Fulton County School System Historic Enrollment / Updated Seven-Year Projections Start-up Charter, Open Enrollment, & Alternative Schools Amana Academy Charter ES Amana Academy Charter MS Connected Academy Fulton Science Academy MS Fulton Sunshine Academy Hapeville Charter MS Hapeville Charter Career Academy Independence HS Kipp Charter ES Kipp Charter MS Main Street Academy ES Main Street Academy MS McClarin HS (Alt) North Crossroads MS North Second Chance HS South Second Chance HS South Crossroads MS TEACH Charter Totals Fulton County School System Totals 987 990 995 928 988 982 938 994 986 926 927 936 962 972 971 961 989 2007-08 306 74 94 435 2008-09 362 66 39 460 2009-10 361 92 0 506 313 26 72 78 47 260 3,085 2010-11 393 98 0 508 418 573 353 305 93 235 522 48 241 19 54 65 48 232 4,205 2011-12 380 148 0 548 389 526 517 315 94 230 616 98 210 17 41 43 45 229 4,446 2012-13 380 148 0 548 389 526 517 315 94 230 616 98 210 17 41 43 45 229 4,446 2013-14 380 148 0 548 389 526 517 315 94 230 616 98 210 17 41 43 45 229 4,446 2014-15 380 148 0 548 389 526 517 315 94 230 616 98 210 17 41 43 45 229 4,446 2015-16 380 148 0 548 389 526 517 315 94 230 616 98 210 17 41 43 45 229 4,446 2016-17 380 148 0 548 389 526 517 315 94 230 616 98 210 17 41 43 45 229 4,446 2017-18 380 148 0 548 389 526 517 315 94 230 616 98 210 17 41 43 45 229 4,446 420 0 350 84 222 543 0 286 89 235 548 137 330 90 225 265 36 85 95 81 187 2,734 303 23 80 110 54 205 2,855 85,998 88,134 90,066 91,671 92,818 93,615 94,751 95,955 97,708 99,819 101,963 Historic and forecasted enrollments are based upon 1st month enrollment counts. The enrollment totals include pre-k and south and north metro programs. **CR Need based on the Classroom Allocation Model Operational Plng_3/3/2011