Diocesan Review April 14, Catholic Athletic Trails West Catholic High School Catholic Central High School

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1 Diocesan Review April 14, 2014 Catholic Athletic Trails West Catholic High School Catholic Central High School

2 Historic Background Facility Planning from Catholic Central (CC) Founded 1952 CC Addition 1962 West Catholic (WC) Founded 1983 CC gymnasium 1986 CC addition 1988 Catholic Athletic Trails (CAT) 1997/2003 CC North addition 2003 WC stadium 2007 WC gymnasium CAT Masterplanning 2010 GRCSS Strategic plan Planning for 50 yr. WC campaign begins 2011 Facilities committee formed Facility study for CAT, WC, & CC completed 2012 Design work for WC Masterplanning for Catholic Central Chapel improvement at CC Facility maintenance and improvements guided by masterplanning process and facility study

4 Facility status at Catholic Athletic Trail (16) year old site amenities in need of repair/improvements Baseball Track Softball Parking No event stadium for football, soccer, and lacrosse

7 A short history of AMERICAN SCHOOLS 100 years ago Catholic Central today 50 years ago West Catholic today Images from Frank Locker Educational Planning

8 themes and concepts in OUR 21 st CENTURY WORLD

9 themes 21 st and concepts in CENTURY LEARNING Integrated Creative Collaborative Personalized Learning Social-Emotional Learning Relationships Critical Thinking Learn Out of School Constructivist Engaged Active + Applied Relevant Schedule Global Make Learning Visible Virtual Ubiquitous Technology Shared Resources World Awareness

10 C C C C C C Images from Frank Locker Educational Planning

11 Catholic Central West Catholic C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C Images from Frank Locker Educational Planning

12 Learning is a Social Experience Building Relationships Small Schools Small Learning Communities w/i Big Schools Distributed Management Thematic Schools Choice Schools Teacher Planning Centers Learning Outside School Teacher Collaboration Advisory (Pastoral) Programs Project Based Learning C C B B C C BB F D A E E REALLY SMALL, SMALL, MEDIUM, BIG, + REALLY BIG SPACES SPACES Images from Frank Locker Educational Planning

14 future

barriers to meeting academic goals Lack of dominant, welcoming entryway. Visitors do not know where the main entrance is. Lack of open gathering space.

15 barriers to meeting academic goals Lack of dominant, welcoming entryway. Visitors do not know where the main entrance is. Lack of open gathering space. Students have no convenient space to wait for rides or comfortably do homework while waiting for practice. Media center is outdated and not fully functional given today s educational technology needs. Offices are far away from athletics, where many students congregate and all community activities occur.

16 Not utilized 10% (5 rooms) Under-utilized 20% (10 rooms) Utilized 70% (40 rooms) Total square footage: 175,000 SF Number of students: sf per student

23 cathedral square campus diagram

barriers to meeting academic goals Established structure limits programing, scheduling, collaboration, and

spaces, poor entry/welcoming, poor vertical circulation, & haphazard wayfinding) The library is unable to provide

collaboration Choir and band departments share one space with no sound proofing and little acoustic tuning Lack of

24 barriers to meeting academic goals Established structure limits programing, scheduling, collaboration, and flexibility Inconsistent and unreliable access to newer technologies, no large group or small group learning spaces, poor entry/welcoming, poor vertical circulation, & haphazard wayfinding) The library is unable to provide full support to students and teachers Restrictive and inadequate meeting spaces for information sharing and collaboration Choir and band departments share one space with no sound proofing and little acoustic tuning Lack of learning space to support current 21 st century science program and recommended standards for storage, ventilation, and water access

25 utilization

space allocation academic sf per student

academic building 100,000 SF Proposed CC

26 space allocation academic sf per student Existing 192, ,000 Existing CAT 35,000 SF Proposed CAT 35,000 SF Ex CC gym building 28,000 SF Proposed CC gym 42,000 SF Ex CC academic building 100,000 SF Proposed CC academic 115,000 SF 163,000 SF 192,000 SF academic sf per student

27 infrastructure: strategic investments

28 main level 1. Renovate chapel: faith as foundation of education 2. New entry, central stair, & connection between buildings 3. Switch main office and guidance office for new entry 4. Large group learning. Investment of technology 5. Updated classrooms, cafeteria and art room

30 third level 1. Vertical connection, flexible learning space 2. Information + learning commons 3. Updated classrooms

31 fifth level 1. Vertical connection, flexible learning space 2. Information + learning commons

35 CAT $6M event/stadium and improvements to parking $2.5M additional improvements to the remainder of the campus $8.5M Cat campus West Catholic High School $2M tuition assistance $2M capital improvements $1M emergency fund $5M campaign Catholic Central High School $12M improvements to the academic buildings $6 M improvements to the convocation center/gym $18M total for CC campus

University of Central Florida Board of Trustees Finance and Facilities Committee

ITEM: FFC-1 University of Central Florida Board of Trustees Finance and Facilities Committee SUBJECT: Minor Amendment to the University of Central Florida 2015-25 Campus Master Plan Update DATE: December