- Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools
- 2016 Bond Referendum
- 2016 Bond Preparation
- July 2015 Introduction
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Option #4
- How can we improve our middle school program?
- Where can we place programs and schools to address capacity and achievement needs in middle school?
Project
Total Cost
Description
Priority Projects
Konnoak Elementary
$18,986,625
Partial replacement, increase capacity from 400 to 750, 2 pre-K classrooms
Lowrance Middle
$19,542,314
Relocation @ Paisley
John F. Kennedy High
$18,263,634
Renovation for CTE classrooms
WSPA
Enhance post-secondary opportunities
$6,904,800
Relocation of high school program
Hanes Magnet
HAG*, Expand STEM*
$5,040,000
Relocation @ Cameron Ave.
Innovative Learning Centers
$21,185,145
Re-imagine media centers in all schools
New middle school
$26,989,200
New, addresses capacity issues, capacity of 800
Maintenance and capital improvements
$29,400,000
Replace building component systems (roofs, boilers, chillers, controls, windows, lights, fire alarms, etc.)
High school stadium upgrade
$3,000,000
Mount Tabor home side
Priority Project TOTAL
$149,311,718
Middle School Improvements
Paisley IB Magnet
Expand IB Programme, more HS classrooms
$30,237,386
Renovation, increase capacity from 627 to 1027
Philo-Hill Magnet
Possible HAG
$24,834,600
Renovation, increase capacity from 445 to 845
Wiley Magnet
Expand STEAM*
$9,324,000
Renovation, increase capacity from 600 to 700, replace gym
New middle at Smith Farm
Dual language OR Newcomer Center
$26,989,200
New, relieve Southeast Middle, capacity of 800
New Walkertown Middle
$26,989,200
New, increase Walkertown High capacity, capacity of 800
New Robinhood or Southwest Middle
$26,989,200
New; relieve Clemmons, Flat Rock, Jefferson and Meadowlark; capacity of 800
Middle School TOTAL**
$118,374,386
Increase capacity from 1672 to 2572 and 2400 new
Option #4 TOTAL
$267,686,104
*Definitions: HAG = highly academically gifted; STEM = science, technology, engineering, math; STEAM = science, technology, engineering, arts, math
**Cost of one new middle school included in Priority Projects