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George Washington High School Attendance/Residential Areas Prepared by Deputy Superintendent, ESCL & High School Principals Purpose of village meetings 1. Rationale for reassignment of attendance areas 2. Project progression of reassignment of attendance area 3. Proposed reassignment of attendance areas plan 1. Rationale To address the overcrowding populations and situations at GWHS and JFKHS (see historical data) To address the opening of Central High School To address the expansion of Okkodo High School Historical Data School GWHS JFKHS OHS SHS SSHS Year 2008-09 2,663 2,131 1,461 1,534 1,844 2009-10 2,739 2,098 1,463 1,582 1,854 2010-11 2,611 2,111 1,389 1,505 1,815 2011-12 2,622 2,347 1,370 1,547 1,876 2012-13 2,647 2,544 1,359 1,577 1,893 2013-14 2,643 2,706 1,473 1,466 1,833 2. Project Progression February 2013 – Superintendent tasked Deputy Superintendent, ESCL and high school administrators to begin dialogue on addressing overcrowding September 26, 2013 – Board Work-session: initial proposal October 22, 2013 – Stakeholder Meeting: mayors, DPW 2. Project Progression October 31, 2013 – Follow up meeting with DPW representatives, including driving through actual bus routes November 26, 2013 – Follow up meeting with DPW representatives January 10, 2014 – Meeting with Mayor Blas, Mangilao 2. Project Progression January 13, 2014 – Follow up meeting with Mayor Savares, Dededo January 14, 2014 – Table talk with Senators and Governor’s Office staff January 17, 2014 – Meeting with GCC Dean – Phone discussion with Mayor Villagomez, MTM 2. Project Progression January 24, 2014 – Board Work-session with Stakeholders (GEB members, Mayors, DPW Representatives) January 29, 2014 – Special GEB meeting 3. Proposed reassignment of attendance areas plan George Washington High School Attendance/Residential Areas Attendance/ Residential Area Re-Assignment Agana Heights Barrigada – Lalo Chalan Pago Latte Heights Areas Latte Heights Plantation Mangilao Ordot Pagat Sinajana Barrigada CENTRAL Barrigada Heights CENTRAL Mongmong-Toto-Maite CENTRAL Proposed Enrollment 1,740 John F. Kennedy High School Attendance/Residential Areas Attendance/ Residential Area Re-Assignment Dededo: E & W Salisbury Str/Santa Monica/ E & W Kaiser/ Gloria Cir / Lada Garden Dededo: Astumbo – Upper/Lower Dededo: Finegayan Dededo: GHURA 48 (Behind DPHSS) Dededo: GHURA 35 (Before DPHSS) Dededo: East Kaiser Dededo: Ysengsong/Nevermind/Stampa Dededo: Ysengsong main road Dededo: S. Finegayan Housing Dededo: Liguan Terrace Dededo: W. San Antonio Dededo: E & W Santa Barbara John F. Kennedy High School Attendance/Residential Areas Attendance/ Residential Area Re-Assignment Harmon: Carlos Heights Harmon: McDonald’s – Horizon Tamuning Tumon: Hotel Row Tumon: Tumon Heights Adelup CENTRAL Anigua CENTRAL Hagatna CENTRAL Maina CENTRAL Dededo: Bartulo Street SSHS Dededo: OHS Machanao/Ironwood/Piga Proposed Enrollment 2,058 Okkodo High School Attendance/Residential Areas Attendance/ Residential Area Re-Assignment MUNOZ MANIBUSAN AREA ASTUMBO(LOWER) UKUDO AREA/PALM ACRES FINEGAYAN (RIZAL/NCS) ASTUMBO GARDENS (502) FERN TERRACE (503) MACHANAO NCTAMS (FES) SOUTH FINEGAYAN HOUSING MACHANAONAO SUBDIV/FLOWER RDS YSENGSONG/SWAMP/NEVERMIND UKUDO Okkodo High School Attendance/Residential Areas Attendance/ Residential Area Re-Assignment LIGUAN TERRACE STA ANA HARMON HARMON LOOP HARMON COURT/HARMON GARDEN Dededo: From JFKHS Machanao/Ironwood/Piga MOGFOG CENTRAL LAS PALMAS CENTRAL MACHECHE CENTRAL Proposed Enrollment 1,561 Simon Sanchez High School Attendance/Residential Areas Attendance/ Residential Area Re-Assignment TAKANO SUBDIVISION WUSSTIG ROAD YPAO PAO ESTATES YIGO MOUNT SANTA ROSA NISSHO TERRACE PEREZ ACRES PONDEROSA ROUTE 15 CHALAN PADIRON SALAS SUBDIVISION 1 SAN NICOLAS SALAS SUBDIVISION 2 Simon Sanchez High School Attendance/Residential Areas Attendance/ Residential Area Re-Assignment BORDALLO SUBDIV CHAGUIAN CHALAN PADIRON HAYA LUPOG MACHANAONAO MATUAGUAC MACHANAONAO MATAGUAC ESTATES MATAGUAC SPRINGS EASY GAYINERO EC GOZUM APTS FUNGO GORING VILLA Simon Sanchez High School Attendance/Residential Areas Attendance/ Residential Area Re-Assignment OKSU CAPITAT AGAFA GUMAS ANAO AYUYU ST Dededo: Bartulo Street From JFKHS Proposed Enrollment 1,906 Central High School Attendance/Residential Areas Attendance/ Residential Area Releasing High School Barrigada (Except Lalo) GWHS Barrigada Heights GWHS Mongmong-Toto-Maite GWHS Adelup JFKHS Anigua JFKHS Hagatna JFKHS Maina JFKHS Mogfog OHS Las Palmas OHS Macheche OHS Proposed Enrollment 1,390 High School Enrollment Overview Projected Enrollment School Enrollment SY2013-14 SY2014-15 GWHS 2,643 1,740 JFKHS 2,706 2,058 OHS 1,473 1,561 SSHS 1,833 1,906 SHS 1,466 1,466 Central X 1,390 Discussions Thank you for attending and providing input!.
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