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Loudoun County Public Schools LOUDOUN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS DIVISION OF PLANNING SERVICES 21000 Education Court Ashburn, Virginia 20148 Telephone: 571-252-1050 Facsimile: 571-252-1101 Email: [email protected] October 30, 2019 Elementary School (ES-29) Naming Committee Members Christine Balog Ginny Beers Melissa Dudas Shawna Feaster Andrew Foote Tiffany Johnson Tiffney Laing Rebecca Lanz Wande Oshode Kelly Ralston Staff Contact: Beverly Tate, Director, Division of Planning Services Next Naming Committee Meeting Thursday, November 14, 2019 6:30 p.m. Goshen Post Elementary School, Media Center 24945 Lobo Drive, Aldie YA L P R R B WH N I O RA TE CE U D W DD AR CT G O R R CK O D V R T D N R E C E P A ES-29 VDICINITY MAP L S L N P L E D R L U P O R C G D E O S T D L R D K C A W A R A E S O O L L H L L Y P M I I L A B N M A R E B T M I L R U G E Y S Q E H L E W L F A E F IE S B L A D N F W N O A R O D WILLARD IS E O S S A T D H R D L T D R L SS R A L I A W N I A R P G I P D T E M A L E L E H I D A W O R G N W I S M O S A F D A R O G R P R N P D L E L E L E N D R R G TARRAGON LEAF DR R D ON TI A HEN RD OR GOS AB LL CO LIGHTRIDGE HS ES-29 R D ER TT VA HO CT LEY AL V LE L P O K MA INS T ALE U PL S P O N D D V P L L B R A T L S I H G H T T R R O I N D G E F D A V R Map KL ey M B R R D A T ES S-29 H T R PO arcels N G R Parks A MO S O R S ND D L AN IA A CE EN N R D D CT AR G G R " O 8/2019 SITE034 V 0 2,500 Feet E D R POLICY: 6510 Page 1 NAMING SCHOOL FACILITIES The Loudoun County School Board has sole authority to name public school facilities and to authorize the naming of areas of school facilities, grounds, and/or programs in honor or recognition of a significant educational contribution to either Loudoun County Public Schools or an individual public school. A. New School Facilities 1. The procedure for the naming of a school facility or building will be initiated by the School Board following approval of funds for the construction of a new school facility. 2. A committee will be appointed by the School Board to suggest possible names for the new school facility. The committee will be facilitated by staff and include school staff, parents, citizens of the community served by the facility, and students, as deemed appropriate. 3. The Superintendent, in consultation with identified school principals, will nominate naming committee members for consideration and approval by the School Board. Each School Board member may nominate an additional member to the committee. The Chairman of the School Board may designate the chairman of the naming committee. 4. The School Board encourages name suggestions from the public. Name suggestions submitted for the committee and/or School Board consideration must be in writing, state the name of the person or group making the suggestion, and provide reasons supporting documentation. 5. The committee may consider, but not be limited to, geographic or historical names. School facilities may be named to honor deceased individuals who significantly contributed to improving life in Loudoun County, Loudoun County Public Schools, the Commonwealth of Virginia, or the United States of America. Absent extraordinary circumstances, the School Board will not consider naming a school facility for any individual unless the individual has been deceased for at least five (5) years. 6. The school naming committee shall submit its preferred name recommendation, along with at least two alternatives, to the School Board for consideration. 7. The committee’s name recommendations will be presented to the School Board as an Information Item. The School Board will then take action on the committee’s recommendation at the second meeting following the introduction of the Information Item. In its selection, the School Board will not be bound by the naming committee’s recommendations. POLICY: 6510 Page 2 NAMING SCHOOL FACILITIES B. Areas of School Facilities, Grounds, and Programs 1. A significant contribution to Loudoun County Public Schools or individual school may be recognized by naming or dedicating an appropriate area of a school facility, grounds, or program. School facilities such as gymnasiums, stadiums, libraries, tracks, fields, laboratories and/or programs may be named by the Loudoun County School Board for a term certain in recognition of a significant local and/or state contribution. 2. Such name suggestions must be submitted in writing to the Superintendent and in consultation with a representing School Board member(s). Written suggestions must state the name of the person or group making the suggestion and provide reasons supporting the name or dedication suggestion. A resolution will be presented for adoption by the School Board and include the name of the contributing honoree, the identified school facility, grounds or program as well as the duration and conditions of the dedication or naming. 3. The decision regarding the dedication or naming of an area of a school facility, grounds, or program will be made by the School Board. [Former Policies 2-17, 2-33] Adopted: 9/12/17 BUILDING DIRECTORY To Brunswick, MD 1. ACADEMIES OF LOUDOUN 82. SMART'S MILL MS 2. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 83. STERLING ES 3. ALDIE ES 84. STERLING MS 4. ALGONKIAN ES 85. STEUART W. WELLER ES 671 ¬« 673 To 5. ARCOLA ES 86. STONE BRIDGE HS ¬« ¬«855 Lovettsville 672 668 ¬« Frederick, MD 6. ASHBURN ES 87. STONE HILL MS To ¬« 7. BALL'S BLUFF ES 88. SUGARLAND ES Charles Town, WV ¬«690 58 8. BANNEKER ES 89. SULLY ES ¬«673 9. BELMONT RIDGE MS 90. SYCOLIN CREEK ES 10. BELMONT STATION ES 91. THE NORTH STAR SCHOOL ¬«682 11. BLUE RIDGE MS 92. TRAILSIDE MS 663 12. BRAMBLETON MS 93. TUSCARORA HS ¬«665 ¬« 13. BRIAR WOODS HS 94. WATERFORD ES 693 ¬«9 ¬« 14. BROAD RUN HS 95. WAXPOOL ES 15. BUFFALO TRAIL ES 96. WILLARD IS 16. CARDINAL RIDGE ES 97. WOODGROVE HS 17. CATOCTIN ES 60 662 18. CEDAR LANE ES Hillsboro ¬« 19. COOL SPRING ES ¬«681 20. COUNTRYSIDE ES 40 21. CREIGHTON'S CORNER ES. ¬«287 ¬«690 94 ¬«15 22. DISCOVERY ES 23. DOMINION HS 24. DOMINION TRAIL ES ¬«662 25. DOUGLASS SCHOOL 704 ¬«703 26. EAGLE RIDGE MS ¬«719 ¬« 27. EMERICK ES 67 28. EVERGREEN MILL ES 97 Purcellville 29. FARMWELL STATION MS 78 49 30. FOREST GROVE ES 57 ¬«7 ¬«698 37 31 Leesburg 31. FRANCES HAZEL REID ES 36 93 82 32. FREDERICK DOUGLASS ES 27 11 33. FREEDOM HS 50 7 Round Hill 34. GOSHEN POST ES To 690 54 ¬«7 ¬« 91 Berryville, VA 25 35. GUILFORD ES 5617 36. HAMILTON ES 32 ¬«773 37. HARMONY MS ¬«267 48 38. HARPER PARK MS ¬«719 28 38 9 74 39. HERITAGE HS 45 19 ¬«654 39 80 40. HILLSBORO CHARTER ACADEMY «¬2401 41. HILLSIDE ES ¬«267 42. HORIZON ES 43. HUTCHISON FARM ES 2020 «¬1052 44. INDEPENDENCE HS 1068 «¬ 4 621 643 45. J. LUPTON SIMPSON MS ¬« ¬« 92 2150 6 7371 ¬«734 «¬ 1061 46. J. MICHAEL LUNSFORD MS 86 «¬ 42 1582 1 20 «¬ 59 47. JOHN CHAMPE HS 90 29 85 72 48. JOHN W. TOLBERT, JR. ES 79 18 88 62 ¬«626 ¬«611 2 24 49. KENNETH W. CULBERT ES 640 641 ¬«28 81 ¬«719 ¬« ¬« 607 23 50. LEESBURG ES ¬« 637 41 14 22 ¬« 51. LEGACY ES ¬«28 52. LIBERTY ES 95 26 69 76 65 625 83 53. LIGHTRIDGE HS 2298 1950 ¬« To 54. LINCOLN ES «¬ «¬ 35 84 Washington, DC 8 66 55. LITTLE RIVER ES ¬«50 89 13 ¬«846 56. LOUDOUN COUNTY HS To 2298 30 ¬«772 «¬ 57. LOUDOUN VALLEY HS Winchester, VA 58. LOVETTSVILLE ES 12 61 51 7775 59. LOWES ISLAND ES 44 64 3 21 87 60. LUCKETTS ES ¬«860 61. MADISON'S TRUST ES Middleburg Washington Dulles 62. MEADOWLAND ES 606 ¬«50 ¬« International 63. MERCER MS Airport 64. MIDDLEBURG COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL 65. MILL RUN ES ¬«616 5 66. MOOREFIELD STATION ES LOUDOUN COUNTY 47 67. MOUNTAIN VIEW ES 34 2200 To 96 63 «¬ 68. NEWTON-LEE ES PUBLIC SCHOOLS 53 69. PARK VIEW HS Warrenton, VA 33 70. PINEBROOK ES 70 52 43 To 71. POTOMAC FALLS HS BUILDING LOCATIONS ¬«705 Washington, DC 72. POTOWMACK ES ¬«742 15 46 55 73. RIVER BEND MS 2019-2020 and future sites 16 74. RIVERSIDE HS ¬«613 75. ROCK RIDGE HS LOUDOUN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 76. ROLLING RIDGE ES ¬«659 77. ROSA LEE CARTER ES PLANNING AND GIS SERVICES 78. ROUND HILL ES JUNE 2019 " To 79. SANDERS CORNER ES Manassas, VA 80. SELDENS LANDING ES 81. SENECA RIDGE MS Thomas Balch Library 208 West Market Street Leesburg, Virginia Thomas Balch Library is a history and genealogy library owned and operated by the Town of Leesburg.
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