Fort Walton Beach Ordinance — 1757 Public School Facilities Element — reading text

706 Relocatable Buildings 151 Permanent Stations 32, 628 Relocatable Stations 2, 437 Total Stations 35, 065 CAPACITY 32, 674 Permanent Classrooms 1, 521 Relocatable Classrooms 128 Total Classrooms 1, 649 TOTAL NET SQ FT Permanent Net Sq Ft 4, 112, 535 Relocatable Net Sq Ft 126, 261 Instructional Net Sq Ft 1, 658, 402 AGE of PHYSICAL PLANT Sq Ft 1- 10 Years Old 20. 9 Sq Ft 11- 20 Years Old 14. 6 11. 1 Sq Ft 21- 30 Years Old Sq Ft 31- 40 Years Old 24. 2 17. 7 Sq Ft 41- 50 Years Old 11. 5 Sq Ft Over 50 Years Old Source: Florida Department of Education, Office of Educational Facilities, September 2007. The public schools provided by Okaloosa County are listed in Table 7 along with their 2007- 08 enrollment and capacity statistics as of September 14, 2007. Okaloosa County—9- 27- 07 10 Final Deliverable Okaloosa County Public Schools Facilities Element Data & Analysis r fillTable 7: 2007 Inventory of Okaloosa County Public Schools ( as of September 14, 2007) Permanent Permanent 2007 - 08 FISH School Name FISH COFTE Enrollment Capacity Capacity LOS (/ o) CSA 1 BAKER SCHOOL 1, 593 1, 380 87% Area Total 1, 593 1, 380 87% CSA 2 LAUREL HILL SCHOOL 628 440 70% Area Total 628 440 70% CSA 3 ANTIOCH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 805 832 103% WALKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 915 741 81% NORTHWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 807 679 84% BOB SIKES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 917 706 77% SOUTHSIDE ELEMENTARY 641 607 95% CRESTVIEW SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1, 976 1, 973 100% DAVIDSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 864 890 103% RICHBOURG MIDDLE SCHOOL 908 685 75% Area Total 7, 637 7, 113 93% CSA 4 VALPARAISO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 597 447 75% EDGE ELEMENTARY 541 474 88% PLEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 729 589 81% BLUEWATER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 609 634 104% CHEROKEE ELEMETARY*/ OAK HILL ELEMENTARY* 570 639 89% NICEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 2, 422 2, 179 90% LEWIS MIDDLE SCHOOL 759 601 79% RUCKEL MIDDLE SCHOOL 962 843 88% Area Total 7, 798* 6, 406 82% CSA 5 WRIGHT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 733 573 78% KENWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 693 559 81% OCEAN CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 703 435 62% LONGWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 627 416 66% SHALIMAR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 560 465 83% CHOCTAWHATCHEE HIGH SCHOOL 2, 194 1, 827 83% 925 680 74% MEIGS MIDDLE SCHOOL Okaloosa County- 9- 27- 07 11 Final Deliverable Okaloosa County Public Schools Facilities Element Data & Analysis  PRYOR MIDDLE SCHOOL I 976 I 597 61% Area Total 7, 393 5, 552 75% CSA 6 FLOROSA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 732 571 78% MARY ESTHER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 582 533 92% DESTIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 972 872 90% EDWINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 521 454 87% ELLIOT POINT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 619 548 89% FORT WALTON BEACH HIGH SCHOOL 2, 076 1, 955 94% BRUNER MIDDLE SCHOOL 1, 020 909 89% DESTIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 551 578 105% Area Total 7, 001 6,420 92% on Eglin Air Force Base As shown in Table 7, five schools overall are currently operating at or above 100% level of service. Including three in Concurrency Service Area ( CSA) 3 ( Crestview High School, Davidson Middle School, Antioch Elementary) and one each in CSA 4 Bluewater Elementary) and CSA 6 ( Destin Middle School). Charter Schools The Okaloosa County School District charters three schools operated by private organizations. Although charter schools are classified as public schools, charter school enrollment is not projected by the Florida Department of Education ( DOE) as public school enrollment. The County' s charter school enrollment is therefore not reflected in Table 7 as a public school. Relocatables ( Portables) The School District addresses capacity deficiencies and other program needs at individual schools by the use of relocatables or portables. As shown by Table 8, in 2006 the School District used a total of 132 relocatables providing 2, 473 student stations. Okaloosa County—9- 27- 07 12 Final Deliverable Okaloosa County Public Schools Facilities Element Data & Analysis  Table 8: 2006 Use of Relocatables School No of Relocatables Student Stations • Antioch Elementary 6 108 Bluewater Elementary 3 54 Bob Sikes Elementary 7 126 Cherokee Elementary 4 72 Destin Elementary 7 126 Edge Elementary 4 72 Edwins Elementary 3 54 Elliott Point Elementary 4 72 Florosa Elementary 5 90 Kenwood Elementary 2 36 Mary Esther Elementary 6 108 Northwood Elementary 6 108 Oak Hill Elementary 7 126 Ocean City Elementary 2 36 Plew Elementary 6 108 Shalimar Elementary 5 90 Southside Elementary 10 180 Valparaiso Elementary 3 54 Walker Elementary 8 144 Wright Elementary 6 108 Pryor Middle School 3 66 Fort Walton High School 2 50 Choctawhatchee High School 4 100 Baker School 8 152 Laurel Hill School 2 38 Okaloosa Applied Technology 5 125 Silver Sands 2 20 Crestview Vo- Tech School 2 50 Total 132 2, 473 Source: Okaloosa County School District, 5- Year Facilities Work Program, October 2006. Ancillary Facilities No non- classroom projects are included in the facilities work plan; no new facilities are anticipated. There is little relationship of ancillary plants to school concurrency as the concurrency is based on the Florida Inventory of School Houses ( FISH) capacity. Agency Use Report of the Okaloosa County FISH) The Board ( PSFE Map C) has seven ancillary facilities, two administration buildings, three maintenance buildings, one transportation facility and one facility listed as other, on seven different parcels. The Okaloosa FISH, School Land Inventory includes: Holt