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4. Including previously approved subdivisions these schools will be at what percent of their stated capacity when the proposed development is completed? Elementary - 91.40 % Middle - 113.20% High- 118.45 % 5. The schools currently available in this area can or cannot accommodate the additional students expected from this development? (if the answer above is "can", please stop here) 6. If this development cannot be served by existing schools, are any steps planned within the next two years to address this service delivery issue? Yes / No. If yes, please describe the steps that will be taken (use an additional sheet if necessary). Are these changes in an adopted capital improvement plan or has funding been identified? Note Hickory Ridge High School projected to open in August 2007 will provide relief at Jay M. Robinson High School. Funding for this school was approved in the 2004 School Bond. 7. If there are not plans for new school facilities in the next two years, please describe the additional resources required to adequately serve the proposed development (attach an additional sheet if necessary)? In the Revised Critical Facility Projects presented to the BOE on April 27, 2006 a middle school renovation proposed for 2010 at J. N. Fries would increase capacity by 200 students. This is in the second funding cycle. 8. Are the improvements described in question 7 above included in an adopted capital improvement plan or has funding been identified? Yes / No Funding has not been identified for the J. N. Fries MS renovation. This form was completed by: Robert C. Kluttz Date: June 12.2006 &-C/