LGUSD Facilities Master Plan 2024
Building Excellence Through Safety and Enhanced Learning Spaces |
Community Engagement |
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| LGUSD values the support of our community as we work together to improve student achievement and high-quality learning. To address the facilities needs facing our schools, LGUSD conducted surveys, held several meetings, and hired a well-respected school architecture, design, and planning expert, to assess the condition of every school campus. They synthesized the community input data to provide a long-term facilities master plan for our five schools. |
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Meetings
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15 School Site Input Meetings |
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Surveys Completed
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781 Community Surveys |
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Design Thinking Student Input Events
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| 6 Steering Committee Meetings | ||||
| 6 Board Meetings | 662 Student Surveys |
Priority Areas |
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| At LGUSD, we provide students with rigorous academics in an enriched, well-rounded learning environment. However, our facilities and classrooms are not keeping pace with the instructional programs. Three priority areas were identified in the extensive stakeholder input process: • Safety & Security - Campus security needs updating for student and staff safety. • Renovation - Replace HVAC systems for eco-efficiency. Classroom upgrades are needed for STEAM, music, and art. • Learning Spaces - New classrooms are needed to house Universal Pre-kindergarten. |
SAFETY & SECURITY |
RENOVATION |
LEARNING SPACES |
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| Revamp school safety and security systems, update door locks, fencing, security cameras, and fire alarms. | Replace outdated and inefficient heating, cooling, electrical, and ventilation systems. Update school kitchens. | Ensure schools have facilities to support Universal Pre-K and core academic programs. |
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| Improve traffic and pedestrian safety. | Modernize STEAM labs and classrooms. | Expand classroom facilities for music, performing arts and enrichment programs. |