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12/17/2007
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Charles E. Boger - A two hundred seat addition constructed by 2010 would bring the capacity to <br />less than 100%, However, we would expect this capacity to rise above 100% at build out based on <br />the approved lots in the current Subdivision Lot Inventory. With the addition of a new elementary <br />school in the noxthwestem part of the county we could possibly tweak the Bogez attendance area <br />boundary to keep it slightly under capacity. Any additional subdivision approvals by either the <br />County or the City of Kannapolis would alter this plan. <br />Cox Mill High School We would expect this new school to draw students from the west side of <br />Lake Howell/Coddle Creek from the current Northwest Cabarrus attendance area. Approximately <br />two thirds of the approved lots in the current Subdivision Lot Inventory are located west of Lake <br />Howell. Therefore, with'the opening of the new high school we would expect the capacity at <br />Northwest Cabarrus to be reduced to approximately 80%. This will ultimately be determined by how <br />the boundary is created and how much relief we can give Jay M. Robinson High School. <br />Northwestern Elementary School - If this school opens with a capacity of 700 students in the fall <br />of 2009, we would anticipate Cox Mill and W. R. Odell elementaries to drop below 100% capacity <br />for a short time. However, based on the number of approved lots in the Subdivision Lot Inventory <br />we would anticipate at build out a shortage of approximately 400 elementary seats in the Cox Mill <br />and W. R. Odell attendance. This is with no additional subdivision approval by either the County or <br />the City of Kannapolis. We would anticipate creating the new elementary attendance area by shifting <br />students from these two schools. <br />South Central Middle School -This school is listed "as needed" by 2009 but is not included in the <br />top five on the Critical Ptojects List fox 2007-2012. Hams Road and Northwest Cabarrus middle <br />schools have already exceeded 100% capacity and J. N. Fries is expected to reach 100% by the end of <br />this school year. Based on the number of approved lots in the Subdivision Lot Inventory, we would <br />anticipate at build out a shortage of approximated 200 seats in these three middle schools. This <br />figure is based on the new school being built to accommodate 1200 students. This is with no further <br />subdivision approval by the County or the Town of Harrisburg between the NC Highway 49 and U. <br />S. Highway 29 corridor. <br />Boundaries have not been created nor approved by the Board of Education at this time Eor the above <br />mentioned projects. Therefore, it is very difficult to determine accurate figures for each individual <br />school that will be impacted by the mentioned projects. The figares mentioned were derived by <br />using the November Subdivision Inventory and determining the impact on the elementary, middle, <br />and high school by each approved project. <br />Cabarrus County Schools operating at 110% capacity axe considered to be operating at maximum <br />capacity. <br />The Subdivision Lot Inventory Spreadsheet has been updated through December of 2007 <br />2 <br />N-s <br />
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