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2014 BOND UPDATE the CFISD Board of Trustees Voted to Call for a Bond Election to Be Held on May 10, 2014 October 2017 - Board Meeting 2014 BOND UPDATE The CFISD Board of Trustees voted to call for a bond election to be held on May 10, 2014. The following categories of projects are included in the districtwide bond package recommended by the community-led Long- RangePlanningCommittee: ►Security & Safety ►Transportation ►Student Growth ►Campuses & Support Facilities Improvements ►Technology ►Instructional Technology ►Finance Bond 2014 Total: $1,209,280,000 For more Bond 2014 information, please go to www.cfisd.net/bond2014 SAFETY & SECURITY . Secured front entries with buzzer door releases at campuses . Additional inside/outside security cameras . Additional “lockdown” panic buttons . Additional card reader access points . Reinforced/bullet-resistant glass at entries and exit windows . Improved emergency communications Districtwide Facilities Upgrades • Intrusion detection panels - COMPLETE • Video camera/buzzer at entry - COMPLETE • Card reader access points - COMPLETE • Security vestibules - CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT APPROVED SEPT 2018 (December 2018) • Bullet Resistant Glazing - COMPLETE • Closed circuit TV upgrades - DESIGN • Security camera DVR replacement - DESIGN • New communications towers - COMPLETE • Lock Down Panic Buttons - CONSTRUCTION: 75% Work Completed (Summer 2017) • Emergency Call Stations - 94% Work Complete Security Upgrades Radio Communication Towers Cook Middle School Cypress Creek High School Cypress Woods High School Barker Cypress Transportation Center Lock Down Panic Buttons Emergency Call Stations Cypress Park High School 2 Call Stations Installed Per Secondary Campuses Cy-Fair High School TRANSPORTATION . Additional buses for restoration of transportation services . Additional buses to accommodate student growth . Transportation center to accommodate growth in southwestern portion of District Transportation • SW Transportation Center - COMPLETE • Reinstate two-mile service - COMPLETE • 436 Buses for growth and fifteen-year replacement - 91% Completed • 397 Buses purchased to date • Video surveillance for buses - COMPLETE • GPS systems for buses - COMPLETE Westgreen Transportation Center Opened January 2017 STUDENT GROWTH . Two elementary schools & one middle school . Land purchases for future school sites . Natatorium located at Pridgeon Stadium . Agricultural Science Center . Satellite Cold Food Warehouse New Facilities Update FACILITY % COMPLETE OPENING DATE Westgreen Agricultural Science Center 100% September 2016 Satellite Cold Food Warehouse 93% April 2017 Natatorium 100% July 2017 Matzke Elementary School Replacement 97% August 2017 Bridgeland High School (2007 Bond) 97% August 2017 Wells Elementary School (2007 Bond) 97% August 2017 Hoover Elementary School (2007 Bond) 100% August 2017 Middle School No. 19 (Hegar Site) DESIGN August 2020 Elementary No. 57 Anticipated Design Start August 2022 (Northwest) Feb 2020 Elementary No. 58 Anticipated Design Start August 2023 (Bridgeland) Feb 2021 School Sites Ongoing Ongoing Current land acquisition: Multi-campus site south of Hwy. 290 for a future high school, middle school & elementary school. Westgreen Agriculture Center Opened August 2016 Satellite Cold Food Warehouse Satellite Cold Food Warehouse Opened Cold Food Freezer April 2017 Large Cooler Loading Dock Natatorium Opened June 2017 Natatorium New Matzke Elementary School Opened August 2017 New Matzke Elementary School Front Entry Library Science Classroom Learning Stair Gym Bridgeland High School Opened August 2017 Bridgeland High School Standard Classroom Atrium at Academic Tower Main Street Athletic Corridor Atrium Academic Tower Wells Elementary School Opened August 2017 Wells Elementary School Gym Main Street Corridor Standard Classroom Library Hoover Elementary School Opened August 2017 Hoover Elementary School Main Circulation Corridor Flex Learning Space Learning Courtyard Middle School No. 19 Design Development • Located on multi-campus site by Cypress Park High School • Scheduled to open in August 2020 Middle School No. 19 Design Development Main Lobby Classrooms Atrium Library CAMPUSES & SUPPORT FACILITIES IMPROVEMENTS . Major Renovations and Additions . Program Enhancements . Asset Protection Major Renovations/Additions Phase 1 - 3 MAJOR RENOVATIONS STATUS % COMPLETE Adam Elementary School Construction 92% Bane Elementary School Construction 95% Watkins Middle School Construction 95% Dean Middle School Construction 95% RENOVATIONS STATUS % COMPLETE Francone Elementary School Complete 100% Jowell Elementary School Complete 100% Goodson Middle School Construction 90% Cypress Springs High School Construction 54% Cypress Falls High School Construction 25% Holmsley Elementary School Complete 100% Willbern Elementary School Complete 100% Renovations: Phase 4 PROJECT STATUS % COMPLETE Cy-Fair High School Paving Improvements Design Ault & Hancock Elementary Schools Construction Document October 2017 Contract Award Berry Center Construction Document November 2017 Contract Award Bang, Emmott & Hamilton Elementary Schools Construction Document December 2017 Contract Award Owens, Metcalf & Reed Elementary Schools Construction Document January 2018 Contract Award Cook & Truitt Middle Schools Design Langham Creek High School Design Thornton Middle School Design Matzke Elemenetary Repurpose Design Renovations: Phase 5 PROJECT STATUS % COMPLETE Labay Renovations CyFair HS / Cy Fair Annex /Arnold MS Renovations Food Production Center and Freezer Renovations ISC / ISC West Renovations Hamilton MS Renovations CyRidge Renovations CyCreek Renovations Jersey Village Renovations Aragon Renovations/Spillane Renovations Walker/Moore Renovations ELC # 1/ELC # 2 Renovations Transportation Center Renovations CyWoods/Cy Lakes/Cy Ranch/Carlton Center Renovations Windfern/ Windfern Renovations Anthony MS Renovations: Phase 6 PROJECT STATUS % COMPLETE Bleyl MS Renovations Campbell Renovations Hopper/Kahla/Smith/Salyards Renovations Lieder/Lowery Renovations (Lieder Moved to Phase 2) Gleason/Holbrook Renovations Farney/Sampson/Lee/Kirk Renovations Horne/Francone/Post Renovations (Francone Moved to Phase 2) Andre/Birkes/Yeager Renovations Fiest Renovations Millsap/Wilson Renovations Frazier Renovations Keith/McFee/Pope/Rennell Renovations Renovations: Phase 6 continued… PROJECT STATUS % COMPLETE Robinson/Robison/Swenke/Tipps/Warner Renovations Support Facilities Upgrades 1- Ag Centers, Science Resource Center, and Exhibit Center Support Facilities Upgrades 2- ALC/ABC (Mabelline Carpenter Center & ALC West & Ropes Pavillions Support Facilities Upgrades 3 - M&O & SERS Falcon Annex Copeland ES Renovations Hairgrove/Sheridan Renovations Black/Danish/Duryea Renovations Emery/Lamkin/Hemmenway/Postma Renovations Adam Elementary School After Before Completed August 2017 Front Entry Adam Elementary School Library Standard Classroom Front Entry Vestibule Flex Learning Space New Serving Line Bane Elementary School Before After Front Entry New Gym Addition Bane Elementary School Library Corridor Learning Angles Hallway to Library Watkins Middle School Substantially Completed August 2017 Before After Watkins Middle School Gym Learning Stair Classroom Security Vestibules Library Large Group Instruction Dean Middle School “Area J” 3 Classroom Addition “Area G” 13 Classroom Addition Dean Middle School Running Track Completed Dean Middle School New Gym Addition New Classroom New Addition Francone Elementary School Completed August 2016 Work Room Mail Room Library Goodson Middle School New Track/Field Substantially Complete August 2017 New Carpet Standard Classroom Goodson Middle School Library Lobby Security Vestibule Cypress Springs High School Under Construction/Projected Completion Summer 2018: AFTER BEFORE Cypress Springs High School New Auditorium Seating Gym Floor Refurbishment Cypress Falls High School Under Construction/Projected Completion Summer 2018: Classroom Locker Room Demo Locker Room Remodel Cypress Falls High School New Dance Floor Coaches Office Culinary Kitchen Holmsley Elementary School Substantially Completed August 2017 Classrooms Office Corridor Willbern Elementary School Before and during construction: Library Library Substantially Completed August 2017 Willbern Elementary School After Skylight Before Skylight Willbern Elementary School After Before Thornton Middle School New Gym Floors Moore Elementary School Moore Elementary School Program Enhancements ITEM STATUS Pridgeon Stadium renovations to include: new ADA accessible press COMPLETE box, band access, parking lot upgrades and ADA accessibility upgrades Running tracks at middle schools COMPLETE at Dean / Watkins – August 2017 *Remaining MS tracks to be completed with campus renovations Dance floor replacements at high schools COMPLETE at Cypress Falls and Cypress Springs – August 2018 *Remaining dance floors to be completed with campus renovations Culinary arts program at Bridgeland HS COMPLETE – August 2017 Food lab renovations at high schools COMPLETE at Cypress Falls and Cypress Springs – August 2018 *Remaining food labs to be completed with campus renovations New orchestra shells at high schools Purchasing – Fall 2017 *Pending delivery and installation Pridgeon Stadium Before After Pridgeon Stadium Artificial Turf Football Fields • Bridgeland High School • Cy-Fair High School • Cy Falls High School • Cy Creek High School • Cy Ridge High School • Cy Springs High School • Jersey Village High School • Langham Creek High School Cy Ranch, Cy Woods, Cy Lakes & Cy Park –Design/Projected Completion Summer 2018 2007 CURRENT BOND PROJECTS Final Projected Project
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