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February 21 Minutes: Facilities

Time: 7:00 - 8:30  pm
Location: Ed Center Mozart Room
Present: Jeff Faust, Patricia Hansen, Bill Hirsh, Nadine Jackson, Donna Libby, Stan Manley, Art Paz, Tony Reyneke, Tod Schneider, Jeannie Webb, Ellen Wojahn.
Absent: Patrick Bayes, David Brewer, Kathy Ging, Jack Harris, Nori Hemphill, William McConochie, Christopher Ramey, Michael Roberts, Ron Sanetel, Beverly Sept, Dennis Urso, Valerie Wedel.
Notetaker: Pat Bonney
Time Topic Presenter

Public Comment/Review Agenda

Jeannie Webb reviewed the agenda and briefed the group on what had been done at the previous meeting.
Agenda Packet Contents: 
  • Agenda
  • February 3rd meeting minutes
  • Draft – Topic Headings & Interests for Sharing with Schools of the Future Committee
  • List of Topic Headings & Interests from January 24th meeting.

  • Article - Forecast 2010 - School Planning & Management
Jeannie – 5 min.

Facilities Task Group - Business Items

Bill Hirsh brought two copies of some additional information for the group to see and briefly reviewed the contents as the hard copies were passed around.  It included drafts of all the task groups’ work on their reports to the School of the Future Committee.   The task group reports are to be in a similar format and all statements must relate to the 7 Guiding Principles of the Schools of the Future Committee. 

Bill suggested making “We believe...” statements relating to the guiding principles with supporting statement or references to the principles under that or in appendices.  Group discussion ensued.  Consensus:  Speak to the issues and reference greater detail below. 

The Task Group was also given a hand out titled “Indoor Air Quality in Schools” to review.

Bill - 15 min.

Task Group Work Time

The remainder of the meeting was spent fine tuning Section II. Accommodation of Internal & External Programs.  It is attached as reworked by the group.  Work on the remaining two sections will continue at the next meeting.
Jeannie – 55 min.

Debrief/Closure

It was determined that another meeting will be needed for the writing group to put the report in its final form.  That meeting will be on Thursday March 2nd in the Mozart Room 5:30-7:00 p.m.  Dinner will be provided.  Those on the writing committee are: Ellen Wojahn, Tony Reyneke, Jeff Faust, Bill Hirsh, Jeanne Webb, and Ron Sanetel.  All Facilities Task Group members are welcome.  However, each person planning to attend must let Pat Bonney know so she can order a dinner for you.
Jeannie – 5 min.

Next Meeting Agenda

The group will need to finish fine tuning the remaining two sections.  Ellen Wojahn suggested Tony Reyneke work on the School Funding Section on his own and bring it to the next meeting so we have a head start on that section.  Tony agreed to give it a try.
Jeannie – 5 min

Next Meeting 

February 28th in the Education Center Mozart Room 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Agenda Packet Contents: 
  • Agenda
  • February 3rd meeting minutes
  • Draft – Topic Headings & Interests for Sharing with Schools of the Future Committee
  • List of Topic Headings & Interests from January 24th meeting.
  • Article - Forecast 2010 - School Planning & Management


 Facilities Task Group Report DRAFT (2/21/00)

Section II.  Accommodation of Internal & External Programs

Preamble
  • Build schools with learning & teaching in mind.  Spaces should be flexible (time, space, & resources), and accessible throughout the campus. 
Instructional Activities
  • Build adequate facilities to deliver full program.
  • Design suitable spaces for instructional and programs (adolescent oriented programs, art, music, PE, media, and environmental).
  • Design for conferencing space both large and small groups.
  • Design for adequate work space (student, staff, community volunteer).
  • Provide spaces that allow & encourage business involvement.
  • Assume fast paced technological change & design accordingly.
Student Extracurricular Activities (outside “normal” instructional day)
  • Design shall encourage before school and after school activities for students/community.
  • Schools shall be designed for efficient after school use (rest room location, heat).
    • Design for safe efficient vehicle circulation of autos, bicycles, and buses.
    • Design for zoning of heating, security, lighting.
    • Design access from parking areas.
    • Design access to rest rooms.
Community Use
  • School should play a “real” role in establishing & maintaining “community”.
  • Recognize community attachment to community schools.
  • Schools should be a part of their community - a true community center.
  • Schools should be available for community use.
  • Seniors - during & after school.
  • Incorporate before & after-school child care.
  • Community agency locations (Lane Community College, police, etc.).
  • Operational considerations - fees & fee structure
Athletic Fields & Playgrounds
  • Design innovative playground that encourage positive activity.
  • Design weather protected playgrounds.
  • Create adequate space for athletics.
  • Design considerations:
    • adequate acreage
    • strategic placement of fields
    • security
    • supervision
    • ease of use
Summary/Closing
  • Discussion of perceptions about non-4J use of 4J classrooms everyday.
Special Note:  Mailserv list for Facilities Task Group – SFCFACIL
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