impact of projected growth public school capacity 2040
Other July 20, 2022 · 1 page(s)
Draft table assessing how projected growth could affect public school capacity by 2040 for four schools, comparing state-rated capacity and 2020 fall enrollment/percent use with three 2040 projection scenarios. The table uses assumed pupil yields per new dwelling unit (0.2 elementary, 0.1 middle, 0.15 high) and cites the Queen Anne's County Public Schools Educational Facilities Master Plan, 2022 as the data source.
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DRAFT Impact of Projected Growth: Public School Capacity 2040 Projection 1 2040 Projection 2 2040 Projection 3 State Rated 2020 Fall % Use in Public School1 Increased Capacity % Use in Increased Capacity % Use in Increased Capacity % Use in Capacity Enrollment 2020 Pupil Remaining 2040 Pupil Remaining 2040 Pupil Remaining 2040 Enrollment Enrollment in Enrollment Centreville Elementary 5 81 4 32 74.4% 8 9 1 17 89% 475 ( 269) 125% 143 6 4 94% Kennard Elementary 5 03 4 46 88.7% Centreville Middle 6 59 5 50 83.5% 4 4 6 5 90% 237 ( 357) 119% 71 3 8 94% Queen Anne's County High 1 ,263 1 ,214 96.1% 6 7 ( 18) 101% 356 ( 925) 124% 107 ( 58) 105% 1The "Projected Increased Demand" (for student enrollment) reflects the following assumed pupil yields for new dwelling units: 0.2 students per unit (for elementary school), 0.1 students per unit (for middle school) and 0.15 students per unit (for high school). Source of State Rated Capacity and Enrollment data is the Queen Anne's County Public Schools Educational Facilities Master Plan, 2022