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B-89 <br /> <br />Growth Model <br /> <br />The primary goal of the Comprehensive Facilities Plan is to provide well-maintained existing academic <br />and. support spaces and to add space as necessary. These needs will be met by the renovation of <br />existing buildings and the construction of new facilities. <br /> <br />Between 1998 and 2005, schools will be added. In addition, grade configurations will be changed, at <br />least tempOrarily, to make efficient use of our existing facilities <br /> <br />In the 1997-98 school year, the district operated six K-6 elementary schools, one 1-6 magnet school, <br />two 7-9 junior high schools and a 10-12 high school. By the year 2005, we expect to have eight <br />elementary schools, four junior high schools and two high schools, one north and one south of the <br />Mississippi. <br /> <br />Until the new high school and two new elementary schools can be constructed, the junior high schools <br />will be used to solve space problems in grades 5 through 10. The current plan calls for a move from <br />the existing K-6, 7-9, 10-12 organization to one that has a K-5, 6-8, 9-12 organization as its basic <br />pattern, at least for the short term. <br /> <br />The long term growth model for the district is diagrammed below. This School Board approved model <br />proposes a district with two high schools, four junior highs, and ten elementary schools. <br /> <br /> EXISTING <br />HIGH SCHOOL <br /> <br />FUTURE <br />SECONDARY <br />SCHOOL <br /> <br />tZIMMERMAN <br />JUNIOR <br /> HIGH <br /> <br />SALK <br />JUNIOR <br />HIGH <br /> <br />VANDEN. <br /> ROGERS <br />BERGE <br />JUNIOR JUNIOR <br /> HIGH <br />HIGH <br /> <br />TWO HIGH SCHOOLS <br /> FOUR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS <br /> TEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS <br /> <br />A Plan for District 728 Buildings and Sites, September, 1998: Page 11 <br /> <br /> <br />