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FUTURE PROOFINGYOUR FACILITIES

Welcoming

JENNIFER FULLER, RAProject Manager

Fanning Howey

MIKE McDONOUGHAssistant Superintendent of Operations

Hilliard City Schools

Ready for Tomorrow

Personalization

Pinwheel

Growth mindset

Empower them to

push themselves

Inspire them to

create their future

Blended Learning

Hilliard City Schools - BuildingsBUILDING

Hilliard Memorial Middle School

JW Reason Elementary

Avery Elementary

Ridgewood Elementary

Scioto Darby Elementary

Brown Elementary

Beacon Elementary

Britton Elementary

Transportation Facility

Hilliard Davidson High School

McVey Innovative Learning Center

Hilliard Station Sixth Grade School

Hilliard Crossing Elementary

Norwich Elementary

Hilliard Weaver Middle School

Hilliard Horizon Elementary

Hilliard Heritage Middle School

Hilliard Darby High School

Darby Creek Elementary

Hilliard City Schools Preschool

Alton Darby Elementary

Hoffman Trails Elementary

Hilliard Tharp Sixth Grade School

Central Office Administration

Washington Elementary

Hilliard Bradley High School

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� 26 total buildings in

the district

� 61-8 years of age

� Traditional grades

� Traditional design

Academic Innovation

� College JumpStart

� Advanced Placement

Courses

� Partnerships with

Columbus State and

Tolles Technical center

� McVey Innovative

Learning Center

Curriculum Design – The 5 C’sCRITICAL THINKING

� Problem-solvers and finders

� Involves teamwork and collaboration

CREATIVITY

� Develop and create new ideas

� Small groups and large groups

COMMUNICATION

� Communicate new ideas to others

� Using technology as a tool

COLLABORATION

� Work in diverse teams

� Small groups and large groups

CONNECTION

� Stay connected to the World

� Professional and career advancement

Learning Environments

TRADITIONAL

� Support self directed

learning

� Provide for individual

and group instruction

� Encourage learner

discovery

� Ubiquitous

technology

� Promote socialization

STUDENT CENTERED

� Student/learner

centered

� Focus on collaborative

and individual learning

� Engagement and

interaction

� Teamwork

� Supports concurrent

interdisciplinary

themes

� We are educating the next

generation of American

leaders

� School CAN’T look like

classrooms when we were

students

� We must embrace change,

even though uncomfortable

for us!

� What was “good enough” for

us will not prepare our

students for future success

Evolution of the Learning Environment


Creation of…

� Goals

� Bridging the gap of

Curriculum

� Unique opportunities

� Dealing with existing

building constraints

� Education trends

� 10/80/10 Rule

McVey Innovative Learning Center� Creative Imaging

� Historical recognition

� Staff/student creations


� Opportunities

� Course offerings

– 4 Networks

� College Jumpstart

� Imagination

� Young Professionals

� Personal Success

� Flexible spaces

Existing Middle Schools� Needs evaluated – Facilities Task

Force

� Overcrowding – Enrollment Projections

� District growth

� Challenges with existing

layout and curriculum

� Creative Solutions to needs

� Decision to Build a new MS

� Repurpose current buildings

Case Study: New Memorial Middle School� Improving on a good design

with vision for future needs

� Facility strategies to enhance

opportunities

� Increase efficiency

� Increase collaboration

among students and staff

Prepare for

challenges for

next 20 years

Case Study: New Memorial Middle SchoolBuilding Design Concept …

� Similar to the other Middle

schools with improved

(building/educational)

functions

� Design Spaces to encourage

the 5C’s

� Community / Critical

Thinking / Collaboration /

Communication / Creativity

DESIGN SOLUTIONExisting Weaver 122,000 Tot. SF / 825 students = 147.88 SF per

student

New MS… 140,047 Tot. SF / 1000 students = 140 SF per student

Add from Existing Weaver Program

+ 6 Classrooms

+ 1 Science

+ 5 Collaboration Areas

+ Move all Academic Areas to the Academic Wing (except Music /

PE / Media Center)

+ Move Media Center off of the Student Dining (Community use)

+ Larger Music Area

+ Larger Main Gym (for bleachers extension)

+ Move Auxiliary Gym off of the Student Dining (Community use)

+ Wider Corridors / Stairs

+ Restrooms (current ADA)

+ Mechanical

+ Technology Spaces

+ Exterior Wall ( 1’-1” to 1’-4”)

Case Study: New Memorial Middle School

Reorganization

5 FLEXIBLE COLLABORATION STUDIOS

Mobile &

Collaborative

Furniture

Open to

Classrooms

and wider

corridors

FLEXIBLE COLLABORATION STUDIO

More Open

and

Accessible

Accessible to

Outdoor

Learning

Space

FLEXIBLE COLLABORATION STUDIOS

More Open

and

Accessible

Case Study: New Memorial Middle School� Classrooms

� Extend into Flexible Studios

� Share similar mobile furniture

Case Study: New Memorial Middle School� Media Center

� Centrally located

� More Collaborative

� Mix of spaces & furniture

� Adjacent to Outdoor Spaces

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