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Vision Assess Plan Deliver Our planning Process for Project Success Vision Assess Plan Deliver Communications | Engagement Vision VisionAssess • Understand goals • Facility assessment • Value assessment • Capital maintenance review and plan • Master visioning • Develop communication/engagement strategy • Consider referendum strategy • Establish facilities planning process VisionPlan VisionDeliver • Confirm needs • Board adopts resolution • Develop conceptual estimates • Referendum engagement and outreach • Offer strategies for prioritization • Election • Consider facilities survey • Design • Continue prioritization of potential solution • Construction • Refine scope of facility needs • Confirm preliminary budgets • Frame final recommendation contact us to learn more! Christin mlsna matt breunig, leed ga Director of Education Market & Director of Project Management Communication Services [email protected] [email protected] 608.257.5321 608.257.5321 findorff.com findorff.com In the last seven years, 42% of Findorff’s projects have involved work for various educational institutions. K-12 EDUCATION EXPERIENCE Findorff’s education team serves the K-12 market by partnering with schools to help them identify facility goals and construct quality buildings that enhance the learning experience. Pictured above: Waunakee Intermediate School, DeForest Area High School, and Glacier Creek Middle School (Middleton) SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BELLEVILLE KETTLE MORAINE SCHOOL DISTRICT • Belleville Elementary School • Cushing Elementary School • Belleville Middle School/High School • Dousman Elementary School • Magee Elementary School COLUMBUS SCHOOL DISTRICT • Wales Elementary School • District-Wide Master Planning • Kettle Moraine Middle School • Columbus High School • Kettle Moraine High School DEFOREST AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT MADISON COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL • DeForest AreaHigh School • K-12 School • DeForest Middle School • Eagle Point Elementary School MADISON METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT • Windsor Elementary School • Hawthorne Elementary School • Yahara Elementary School • Lincoln Elementary School Outdoor Classroom • Marquette Elementary School EDGERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT • Midvale Elementary School • Edgerton Elementary School • Sandburg Elementary School • Jackson Elementary • Shorewood Hills Elementary • Westside Elementary • Van Hise Elementary School • Edgerton High School • Hamilton Middle School • O’Keefe Middle School ELKHORN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT • East High School • Jackson Elementary School • La Follette High School • Westside Elementary • Memorial High School • Eagle Point Middle School • West High School • Elkhorn High School • District Office MAYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT • Parkview Elementary School SCHOOL DISTRICT OF JEFFERSON • Mayville Middle School • East Elementary School • Mayville High School JUDA SCHOOL DISTRICT • K-12 School Findorff is more than a construction manager. Our team is also experienced in capital maintenance planning, creating secured entries, and much more. MCFARLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL DISTRICT OF POYNETTE • Conrad Elvehjem Early Learning Center • Facilities Study • Conrad Primary School • Prereferendum Planning • Conrad Elvehjem Primary School • Waubesa Intermediate School PRAIRIE DU CHIEN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT • Indian Mound Middle School • Prairie Du Chien High School • McFarland High School STOUGHTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT MEQUON-THIENSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT • Kegonsa Elementary School • Donges Bay Elementary School • Sandhill 5th-6th Grade School • Oriole Lane Elementary School • River Bluff Middle School • Wilson Elementary School • Stoughton Senior High School • Lakeshore Middle School • Steffen Middle School SUN PRAIRIE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT • Homestead High School • Two New Elementary Schools (to be named) • Range Line Community Center • Creekside Elementary School • Sommers Community Pavilion • Eastside Elementary School • Horizon Elementary School MIDDLETON-CROSS PLAINS AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT • Northside Elementary School • Elm Lawn Elementary School • Royal Oaks Elementary School • Northside Elementary School • Westside Elementary School • Sauk Trail Elementary School • Patrick Marsh Middle School • Sunset Ridge Elementary School • Prairie View Middle School • West Middleton Elementary • Cardinal Heights Upper Middle School • Glacier Creek Middle School • Sun Prairie High School • Kromrey Middle School • Prairie Phoenix Academy • Middleton Alternative High School • Middleton High School VERONA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT • Sugar Creek Elementary School MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS • Country View Elementary School • 35th Street School • Badger Ridge Middle School • Dr. Martin Luther King School • New High School • Core Knowledge Charter School MONONA GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT • Maywood Elementary School SCHOOL DISTRICT OF WAUKESHA • Monona Grove Elementary School • South High School • Taylor Prairie School • Prereferendum Planning • Winnequah Elementary School • Glacial Drumlin Middle School WAUNAKEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT • Monona Grove High School • Heritage Elementary School • Prairie Elementary School MOUNT HOREB AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT • Waunakee Intermediate School • Primary Center WEST ALLIS-WEST MILWAUKEE SCHOOL DISTRICT NEW GLARUS SCHOOL DISTRICT • Horace Mann Elementary School • New Glarus Elementary School • Jefferson Elementary School • New Glarus Middle School/High School • Lincoln Elementary School • Michell Elementary School OCONOMOWOC AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT • Walker Elementary School • Summit Elementary School • Lane Intermediate School • Nature Hill Intermediate School • Central High School • Silver Lake Intermediate School • Nathan Hale High School • Oconomowoc High School PAC • District Wellness Center OREGON SCHOOL DISTRICT • Brooklyn Elementary School • Netherwood Knoll Elementary School • Prairie View Elementary School • Oregon Middle School • Oregon High School REFERENDUM SERVICES Referendum INFORMATION CMYK 16/100/100/48 CMYK 13/100/100/18 CMYK 16/100/100/48 CMYK 13/100/100/18 Dk. Dk. CMYK 16/100/100/48 CMYK 13/100/100/18Dk. CMYK 16/100/100/48 CMYK 13/100/100/18 Dk. CMYK 16/100/100/48 CMYK 13/100/100/18 RGB 125/9/10 Red RGBRGB 125/9/10180/27/3 2 Red RGB 180/27/3RGB2 125/9/10 Red RGB 180/27/32 Dk. RGB 125/9/10 Red RGB 180/27/32 Red Red Red Red RGB 125/9/10 Red RGB 180/27/32 Red Web #7D090A WeWebb #7D090A#B41B20 Web #B41B20Web #7D090A Web #B41B20 Web #7D090A Web #B41B20 Web #7D090A Web #B41B20 CMYK 100/100/100/100 CMYKCMYK 100/100/100/100/40/100/0 0 CMYK 0/40/100/CMYK0 100/100/100/100 CMYK 0/40/100/0 CMYK 100/100/100/100 CMYK 0/40/100/0 CMYK 100/100/100/100 CMYK 0/40/100/0 RGB 0/0/0 Gold RGBRGB 0/0/250/166/20 6 Gold RGB 250/166/2RGB6 0/0/0 Gold RGB 250/166/26 RGB 0/0/0 Gold RGB 250/166/26 RGB 0/0/0 Gold RGB 250/166/26 Web #231F20 WeWebb #231F2#FAA61A0 Web #FAA61AWeb #231F20 Web #FAA61A Web #231F20 Web #FAA61A Web #231F20 Web #FAA61A www.mayvilleschools.com follow us on social media! LEARN MORE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PLEASE TAKE THE FACILITIES SURVEY AND SHARE YOUR INPUT BELLEVILLE SHAPE THE FUTURE OF OUR SCHOOLS JOIN THE CONVERSATION Primary Colors SecondaryWhat Colors isFonts on the April 4th Ballot? Dk. CMYK 16/100/100/48 CMYK 13/100/100/18 DAYS ONE EXO 2 The School District of Belleville and Board leadership have a strong desire to partner with Red RGB 125/9/10 Red RGB 180/27/32 Web #7D090A TheWeb #B41B20 $24,500,000All caps for headers Usereferendum for copy and subheaders and will address: CMYK 100/100/100/100 CMYK 0/40/100/0 and titles subtitles (can use any weight and you, our community. They have worked for two years to assess our school facilities, identify RGB 0/0/0 Gold RGB 250/166/26 italics - logo uses medium weight) Web #231F20 Web #FAA61A CALL ATTEND facility needs, and consider potential facility solutions to meet our short- and long-term needs. Scott Sabol, Superintendent an Open House at CAPITAL MAINTENANCE & (920) 387-7963 Mayville High School Library SAFETY & SECURITY LEARNING SPACES ATHLETICS FINE ARTS Tuesday | February 28 | 5 - 6:30 PM BUILDING SYSTEMS Tuesday | March 14 | 6:30 - 8 PM EMAIL SPRING Scott Sabol, Superintendent FALL SPRING WINTER WINTER SUMMER FALL [email protected] COFFEE 2014 2015 2015 2016 2016 2016 2016 with Scott Sabol, Superintendent VISIT at Senior Center Community Phase I Community Community meeting Committee to provide Potential The Solution us online Monday | March 13 | 9 - 10:30 AM invited to be Facilities invited to be to review findings facilities recommendation facilities MAYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL : Key Elements part of the Master Plan part of the from the Facilities to School Board. School referendum mayville.k12.wi.us/referendum Thursday | March 23 | 9 - 10:30 AM Facilities Planning (Research Phase) Educational & Master Plan WE NEED Board to finalize a After the unsuccessful 2015 Referendum that focused only on the High School 1.1 Renovate current band and choir rooms into office with secure entrance Committee to Facilities Planning (Research Phase) YOUR INPUT! facilities recommendation. for $23M, we listened to community feedback. The solution proposed in 2.2 Renovate current technology education (shop) and agriculture spaces into band, choir, work on Phase I Committee to work Please complete the (Option Phase) and show choir classrooms/rehearsal spaces Facilities Planning on Phase II Facilities facilities survey at (Research Phase) Planning this referendum is a culmination of four years of work by two citizen-based 3.3 Upgrade existing auditorium seating, interior finishes, accessibility and safety improvements (Option Phase) www.bsdsurvey.com committees, and many listening
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