new trier h.s. land building and field use committee report 7-18-11

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New Trier Township High SchoolDistrict #203

July 18, 2011


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Winnetka Campus: 26.4Northfield Campus: 42.2Duke Childs Field: 15.0Fox Meadow: 9.7District Owned Acreage:93.3Cook County Forest Preserve*: 5.0

Type Winnetka Northfield DifferenceQuantit

y:

Acres: Quantit

y:

Acres: Quantit

y:

Acres:

Athletic Areas ** 8 10.69 8 10.86 0.17

**Includes green space at both campuses that is utilized by theKinetic Wellness

and Athletic departments that is not within the competition fieldareas.

*This land cannot be purchased by state law.


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WINNETKA

SOFTBALLDIAMONDNORT

H1

NORTH2

NORTH3

NORTH4 TRACK

FIELD

WINNETKA

2

WINNETKA1

ES

SEX

WINNETKA

TENNIS COURTS

WINNETKA CAMPUS

SCHOOL


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NORTHFIELD CAMPUS

FIELD

1

TRACK

FIELD

STA

DIUM

FIELD

2

FIELD3

FIELD

4

FI

ELD

5FIELD

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FOREST

PRESER

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On Campus(Owned): 228On Street

(Leased): 222Remote Lot(Leased): 199Total:649

West Lot: 528South Lot: 113Southeast Lot: 58East Lot: 93

Total:792


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Cafeteria: 26,097Boiler Plant: 17,456Gates Gym: 126,268

Tech Arts: 37,107North Building: 137,181

Music Building: 43,946 Tower Building: 243,306Auditorium: 58,516Bickert Gyms: 65,279

Total GSF: 755,156

Building A:69,223Building B: 59,587

Building C: 56,246Building D: 68,400Building E: 56,434

Building F:112,138Total GSF:422,028


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Winnetka

213

44523

372

Northfield

10

20288

342

< 500500 -

599600 -

699700 -

799800 -

899900 -

999

46,781 SF 32,094 SF(14,686) SF


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Type Winnetka Northfield DifferenceQty: Area: Qty: Area: Qty: Area

StandardClassrooms

72 46781

42 32094

-30 -1468

6

Science Labs 15 18346

6 8076 -9 -1027

0

Computer

Labs

4 3894 3 3990 -1 96

Special EdClassrooms

19 7870 7 2954 -12 -4916

AISClassrooms

2 2452 1 1300 -1 -1152

Gyms 7 4865 6 3090 -1 -


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Type Winnetka Northfield DifferenceQty: Area: Qty: Area: Qty: Area

DanceStudios

3 7748 1 1576 -2 -6172

Art Rooms 6 7482 3 4068 -3 -3414

MusicClassrooms

5 8210 2 3874 -3 -4336

Drivers EdRooms

2 2205 0 0 -2 -2205

FCS Lab 1 1328 1 1824 0 496LanguageLabs

2 1548 1 1650 -1 102

Tech Labs 3 6583 2 3132 -1 -3451

Auto Shop 1 3408 0 0 -1 -3408Total: -67 -


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Type Winnetka Northfield Difference

Qty: Area: Qty: Area: Qty: Area

StandardClassrooms

72 46781 42 32094 -30 -14686

Science Labs 15 18346 6 8076 -9 -10270

Computer Labs 4 3894 3 3990 -1 96

Special Ed

Classrooms

19 7870 7 2954 -12 -4916

AIS Classrooms 2 2452 1 1300 -1 -1152

Gyms 7 48655 6 30903 -1 -17752

Dance Studios 3 7748 1 1576 -2 -6172

Art Rooms 6 7482 3 4068 -3 -3414

Music Classrooms 5 8210 2 3874 -3 -4336

Drivers Ed Rooms 2 2205 0 0 -2 -2205

FCS Lab 1 1328 1 1824 0 496

Language Labs 2 1548 1 1650 -1 102

Tech Labs 3 6583 2 3132 -1 -3451

Auto Shop 1 3408 0 0 -1 -3408

Total: -67 -71068


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Qty: Area: Qty: Area: Qty: AreaCafeteria 2 1306

91 9368 -1 -3701

Student

Lounge

1 7094 1 5287 0 -1807

Staff DiningRoom

1 2368 1 2855 0 487

Library 1 13069

1 8808 0 -4261

MeetingRooms

7 4445 6 5028 -1 583

ResourceRooms

2 1399 2 1946 0 547


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Qty: Area: Qty: Area: Qty: AreaCafeteria 2 13069 1 9368 -1 -3701

Student Lounge 1 7094 1 5287 0 -1807

Staff Dining Room 1 2368 1 2855 0 487

Library 1 13069 1 8808 0 -4261

Meeting Rooms 7 4445 6 5028 -1 583Resource Rooms 2 1399 2 1946 0 547

NTLC 0 0 7 4323 7 4323

Storage Spaces 25 38169 13 11711 -12 -26458

Auditorium 1 17605 1 10297 0 -7308

Theater 1 3001 0 0 -1 -3001Scene Shop 1 5798 1 3197 0 -2601

Health Services 1 2517 1 1434 0 -1083

Academic Office Area 16 23798 11 10260 -5 -13538

Support Office Area 76 15969 41 14425 -25 -1944

Total: -38 -59762


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*Deficiencies exist in both the swimming pool and running track at the

Northfield Campusand the indoor running track at the Winnetka Campus.

Type Winnetka Northfield

Advisories 125 41

Pool Lanes 8 6*

Pool Bleachers 912 860

Tennis Courts 8(4D/4S)

8(8D)

Outdoor RunningTrack 1 1*

Indoor Running Track 1* 0


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Cafeteria Seating Capacity 871 621

Student Lounge SeatingCapacity

370 168

Main Gym Bleacher Capacity 1804 1960

Other Gym Bleacher Capacity(G110)

362 0

Auditorium Seating 1539 772

Small Theatre Seating 222 0

Locker Counts 8418 3803


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*Deficiencies exist in both the swimming pool and running track at the

Northfield Campusand the indoor running track at the Winnetka Campus.


Advisories 125 41

Pool Lanes 8 6*

Pool Bleachers 912 860

Tennis Courts 8(4D/4S)

8 (8D)

Outdoor Running Track 1 1*

Indoor Running Track 1* 0

Cafeteria Seating Capacity 871 621

Student Lounge Seating Capacity 370 168

Main Gym Bleacher Capacity 1804 1960

Other Gym Bleacher Capacity 362

(G110)

0

Auditorium Seating 1539 772

Small Theatre Seating 222 0

Locker Counts 8418 3803


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Category Campus Description

StandardClassrooms

Winnetka 30 Additional Classrooms

Science Labs Winnetka 9 Additional LabsMusic Classrooms Winnetka 3 Additional Classrooms

Drivers Education Winnetka 2 Additional Classrooms

Auto Shop/TechLab

Winnetka 2 Additional Classrooms

Art Classrooms Winnetka 3 Additional Classrooms

Academic OfficeSpace Winnetka 13,000 Additional Square Feet

Support Spaces Winnetka 44,000 Additional Square Feet

Auditorium Winnetka 767 Additional Seats

Cafeteria Winnetka 250 Additional Seats

Athletic Spaces Winnetka 17,750 Additional Square Feet of GymSpace, Rubberized outdoor track,

superior swimming pool, indoor trackAcres of Land Northfield 15.8 Additional Acres of Land

Athletic GreenSpace

Northfield 0.17 Additional Acres

Additional GreenSpace

Northfield Access to 5.5 Additional Acres throughCCFP

Parking Spaces Northfield 143 Additional Parking Spaces


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Additional classrooms in 1981: B Building 18, C Building 9, D Building 1

Average number of courses per student : 1981: 5.4-5.8 (Approximately 1950 students taking

11000 classes) 2011: 6.8 (1070 students taking 7263 classes)

Capacity Change 35% fewer classrooms 20% more classes per student

If capacity of 1981 configuration was 2900 students:1.Reduced number of classrooms capacity of 18852.Increased number of classes/student capacity of1510**Note this analysis does not take into account a number of factors

which include: specific programmatic constraints, class size differences,double eriod classes all of which would lower the ca acit .


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Floor 1981 2011 Notes

1 Lounge, NTExtension, PPS

2 15 3 Administration,Daycare

3 13 8 Language Lab,

FCS Lab, Largerclassrooms


1 Cafeteria

2 10 10

3 11 2 NTLC,Com uter


1 5 3 Special Ed

2 11 9 Special Ed


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If capacity of 1981 school was 2900 students:1.Reduced number of classrooms capacity of 18852.Increased number of classes/student capacity of

1510*

*Note this analysis does not take into account a number of factorswhich include: specific programmatic constraints, class size differences,double period classes all of which would lower the capacity.


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Conclusions

LAND

Total acreage small compared to other largehigh schools

We need all of the field space on and offboth campuses

No land to purchase adjacent to eithercampus

Parking and Traffic difficulties at bothcampuses


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Conclusions

BUILDINGSThe Winnetka Campus has almost twice the square

footage as the Northfield Campus.

The Winnetka Campus has 67 more academic programspaces and 38 more support program spaces

Use of space has changed significantly in past 30 years Enrollment capacities have changed since the 1960s and

1970s Students take an average of at least one more class.

Spaces originally designed as classrooms are now used forprogrammatic needs such as Special Education, computer labs,and interdisciplinary courses.

Split schedules and mobile classrooms were neededduring the maximum enrollment years.


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Conclusions

FIELDS

Northfield has significantly more acreage, but most ofthe additional acreage is unusable for programmaticneeds in Kinetic Wellness and Athletics.

Athletic field space is almost exactly the same on bothcampuses.

Every acre of outdoor field space is used to capacity inthe Fall, Spring, and Summer.

Student-athletes travel to practice areas after school.

All-weather surfaces would dramatically increasecapacity for field use.

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