Delton Kellogg Schools

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Delton Kellogg Schools

• Presentation
• of the
• Strategic Facility Planning Committee
• Spring 2008

Our committees effort so far has been a virtual
journey into the possible, tempered with a
respect for what has been done and is.
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• It is not the strongest of the species that
  survives, nor the most intelligent, but the one
• most responsive to change

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Agent of Change is Globalization
Delton students need to be able to able to
compete in the World community.
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Did You Know?

• The World Population . . . . . . . . . . . .
  6,793,231,800
• China Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  .1,350,000,000
• India Population. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  .1,200,000,000
• The U.S. Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  .303,620,000
• Michigan Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  .10,100,000
• Barry County Population. . . . . . . . . . . . .
  . . .57,000
• Delton Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  . . . . . . 10,000
• Delton Kellogg Registered Voters . . . . . . . .
  .8,800
• Delton Kellogg Voters . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  . . . . . .1,796
• Delton Kellogg Students . . . . . . . . . . . .
  . . . . .1,742

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• The Short Road from China to Delton
• Why cant a student from China learn at Delton?
• They Can!

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Middle School
Elementary Building
High School
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Delton Kellogg Schools

• 1936-2036
• The First Hundred Years

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Did You Know?

• The Delton Kellogg Rural Agricultural School
  District began in 1935 with the consolidation of
  8 small country schools. A grant from the W.K.
  Kellogg Foundation and support from the tax
  payers allowed the construction of the original
  building.

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Did You Know?

• Over the next 24 years (18) small districts were
  annexed to create the present Delton Kellogg
  Schools.
• The Delton School District covers 117 square
  miles which includes 4 square miles of public
  land and 11 square miles of water.
• The first graduating class was 1937 with (16)
  graduates.

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Did You Know?

• Soon after additions were made to both ends of
  the original building as enrollment grew.

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An additional building was added for the woodshop.
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Did You Know?

• Enrollment continued to grow and a bond issue was
  passed for the construction of a lower elementary
  building.

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Did You Know?

• In 1959 a bond issue was passed to build a new
  high school west of the original buildings. This
  is our present Middle School.

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Did You Know?

• In 1966 an addition to the west side of the high
  school was built to house numbers in the
  intermediate grades.

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Did You Know?

• As Delton continued to grow a wing was added to
  the lower elementary. At the same time an
  addition was added to connect the upper and lower
  elementary buildings.

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Did You Know?

• In 1975 as our enrollment reached 2475 a new high
  school was built.

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Did You Know?
An 8 room wing, gym and kitchen were added to the
elementary school in 1994 to support growing
numbers in the lower grades.
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A closer look around

• Current state of Delton Kellogg Schools
  Facilities
• Surrounding School District Facilities

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Did You Know?

• The agents of change
• are all around us.
• Those who adapt to change
• will
• survive!

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Entrance Lakeview HS
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Entrance Gull Lake
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Delton High School Entrance
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Delton Middle School Entrance
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Delton Elementary School Entrance
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Classroom - Harper Creek HS
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Classroom Pennfield HS
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Classroom Gull Lake HS
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Classroom Delton High School
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Classroom Delton Middle School
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Classroom Delton Elementary School
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Gymnasium Gull Lake
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Gymnasium/Track-Battle Creek Lakeview HS
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Gymnasium Delton High School
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Locker Rooms-Pennfield
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Locker room Delton High School
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PoolHarper Creek
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Food Court Gull Lake

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Serving Area Delton High School
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Dining Area Delton High School
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Computer Lab-Pennfield
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Computer Lab Delton High School
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Shop-Lakeview
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Shop-Lakeview
Notice the chair off the ground
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Shop-Delton High School
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Science LabGull Lake HS
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Science Lab-Delton High School
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Auditorium-Harper Creek
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Auditorium-Delton Kellogg
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Futuristic Concepts
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Wireless Capability Throughout the Campus
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Wireless VOIP Phone System

• Increases Security
• Improves Communication
• Improves Mobility

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Digital Learning environment capable of rapid
communication and collaboration worldwide
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Integrated Presentation Systems
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Distance Learning
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Flexible Classroom Furniture

• interactive learning opportunities
• self-directed learning and research
• collaboration
• small group instruction
• large group teacher-directed instruction

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Science Lab
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Physical Education Suite

• Dual gymnasiums create opportunities for more
  students to get involved in sports programs.
• Suspended track provides for opportunities for
  students and the community.

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Dual Gymnasium Suspended Track
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Green Ideas

• Our school should reflect our natural setting
• Bus Biodiesel, No-idle policy
• Windmill Integrate w/Curriculum
• Solar Energy Lab
• Recycling Program
• Waterless Urinals
• Paperless

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Natural (green) Food Court
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Specific Concerns
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Classroom size
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Furniture
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Repairs
Storage
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Athletic Storage
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Training Room
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Improvements
Upgrade Football Field and Track
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Improvements
Repurpose the Upper Elementary Building
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Improvements
Renovation and additions to the Middle School
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Improvements
Renovation of portions of the High School
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Facilities Strategic Plan
Our Goal

• Develop a Master Plan to ensure the facilities
  at Delton Kellogg Schools will provide an
  environment that supports excellence.

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Objectives

• 1. Increase enrollment measured by student
  count.
• 2. Define our image measured by student/community
  survey.
• 3. Compete globally in academic, athletics, fine
  arts and the environment measured by graduation
  rates, test scores, State competitions.

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• 4. Increase community involvement with DKS
  measured by involvement data.
• 5. Provide long term financial stability to
  support the Master Plan. Measured by successful
  bonds, grants, and financial support programs.

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• 6. Become a Magnet School District for
  Environmental Sciences (Green) Measured by
  becoming certified in the areas of green and
  development of a curriculum that stresses
  Environmental Sciences.
• 7. Assure the Facilities Master Plan is being
  updated and reviewed measured by committee
  minutes.

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Action Items

• Early Childhood Center (ECC) Objectives 1, 2,
  5
• Math and Science Center Objectives 1,2,3,7
• Environmental Learning Lab Objectives 1,3,7

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• Remodel and update classroom and physical
  facilities Objectives 1, 3
• Become the Career Center Objectives 1, 2,
  3, 5
• Maintain modern technological advances
  Objectives 1, 2, 3

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• Finish football/track complex Objectives 2, 3,
  5
• Relocate Alternative Education Objectives 1, 3
• The Facilities Master Plan will be reviewed
  annually. Objective 7

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• Auxiliary gym and Community Wellness Facility
  Objectives 2, 3, 5
• Walking track
• Weight room
• Wrestling and Cheer Practice rooms
• Concessions
• Meeting room
• Training room
• Pool/Therapy Pool
• Locker Rooms

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• 1936 Building Repurpose Objectives 2, 5, 6
• Township offices
• Day Care
• Community Center
• Health Center
• Governmental/agencies
• Community Education
• Commercial space
• Affordable Housing
• Relocate the north playground
• Create a family park

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• Land Issues Objectives 1, 3, 6, 7
• Develop land east of soccer field/library.
• Purchase land west of high school entrance.
• Purchase land behind VFW to support
  environmental programs and traffic and
  development.

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• Purchase property north of Delton Road adjacent
  to the Delton property.
• Purchase land south of the high school .

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• Parking (Large events) Objectives 3, 5
• Implement environmentally sound practices in
  building and operations (recycle, no-idle,
  bio-diesel, building trades, alternative energies
  etc. Objectives 2, 3, 5, 7

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Timeline 2009

• Create new Early Childhood Center
• Repurpose Old Elementary
• Addition to the Middle School
• High School Auxiliary gym and building renovation
• Technology/Security Replacements and Upgrades
• Athletic Field Improvements
• Possible Land Acquisitions
• Replace Buses, Trucks and Vans
• Relocate Alt Ed for 100students
• Create new Athletic Center behind the Library
• Fixtures Furniture and Equipment Replacement and
  Upgrades

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Timeline 2012-2014

• High School Additions
• High School Renovation
• Additional PE Field Improvements
• New Environmental Projects
• Technology/Security Replacement and Upgrades
• FFE Replacement and Upgrades
• Bus Vehicle Replacement
• Create New Community Center

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Timeline 2016-2020

• New Aquatic Facility
• New Administration Facility
• Possible New Elementary
• Possible Secondary CR Additions
• Possible Additional Environmental Conservation
  Projects
• Technology/Security Replacement and Upgrades
• FFE Replacement and Upgrades
• Bus Vehicle Replacement

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• Change is the law of life. And those who look
  only to the past or present are certain to miss
  the future. JFK

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• Presentation
• of the
• Strategic Facility Planning Committee
• Spring 2008

We realize that our committee efforts have over
lapped other committee initiatives, however we
had to arrive at some assumptions to achieve
progress on strategic facilities planning, we
will make adjustments to our plan and assumptions
as necessary to accommodate other reports.
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• Paul Blacken - Asst. Superintendent
• Mick Barney - Co Chair
• Brian Schupbach - Technology Director 
• Ben Farkas - Athletic Director
• Dale Grimes staff
• Steve Hook
• Brian Makowski staff
• John Marshall - Co-chair
• Nikki Massanari staff
• Bette Matteson
• Troy Norris
• Brandi Walker
• Mark Nabozny staff
• Mike Wertman
• Carla Culbert staff
• Eric Pessell Representing Barry-Eaton District
  Health Department
• Todd Shipley staff 

Committee Members
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Facilities Strategic Plan
Our Goal

• Develop a Master Plan to ensure the facilities
  at Delton Kellogg Schools will provide an
  environment that supports excellence.

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Objectives

• 1. Increase enrollment measured by student count.
• 2. Define our image measured by student/community
  survey.
• 3. Compete globally in academic, athletics, fine
  arts and the environment measured by graduation
  rates, test scores, State competitions.

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• 4.Increase community involvement with DKS
  measured by involvement data.
• 5. Provide long term financial stability to
  support the Master Plan. Measured by successful
  bonds, grants, and financial support programs.

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• 6. Become a Magnet School District for
  Environmental Sciences (Green) Measured by
  becoming certified in the areas of green and
  development of a curriculum that stresses
  Environmental Sciences.
• 7. Assure the Facilities Master Plan is being
  updated and reviewed measured by committee
  minutes.

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Action Items

• Early Childhood Center (ECC) Objectives 1, 2,
  5
• Math and Science Center Objectives 1,2,3,7
• Environmental Learning Lab Objectives 1,3,7

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• Remodel and update classroom and physical
  facilities Objectives 1, 3
• Become the Career Center Objectives 1, 2,
  3, 5
• Maintain modern technological advances
  Objectives 1, 2, 3

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• Finish football/track complex Objectives 2, 3,
  5
• Relocate Alternative Education Objectives 1, 3
• The Facilities Master Plan will be reviewed
  annually. Objective 7

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• Auxiliary gym Objectives 2, 3, 5
• Walking track
• Weight room
• Two workout rooms
• Concessions
• Meeting room
• Training room
• Pool/Therapy Pool
• Locker Rooms

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• 1936 Building Repurpose Objectives 2, 5, 6
• Township offices
• Day Care
• Community Center
• Health Center
• Governmental/agencies
• Community Education
• Commercial space
• Affordable Housing
• Relocate the north playground
• Create a family park

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• Land Issues Objectives 1, 3, 6, 7
• Develop land east of soccer field/library.
• Purchase land west of high school entrance.
• Purchase land behind VFW to support
  environmental programs and traffic and
  development.

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• Purchase property north of Delton Road adjacent
  to the Delton property.
• Purchase land south of the high school .

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• Parking (Large events) Objectives 3, 5
• Implement environmentally sound practices in
  building and operations (recycle, no-idle,
  bio-diesel, building trades, alternative energies
  etc. Objectives 2, 3, 5, 7

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Timeline 2009

• Create new Early Childhood Center (ECC)
• Repurpose Old Elementary
• Addition to the Middle School
• High School Auxiliary gym and building renovation
• Technology/Security Replacements and Upgrades
• Athletic Field Improvements
• Possible Land Acquisitions
• Replace Buses, Trucks and Vans
• Relocate Alt Ed for 100students
• Create new Recreation Center behind the Library
• Fixtures Furniture and Equipment Replacement and
  Upgrades (FFE)

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Timeline 2012-2014

• High School Additions
• High School Renovation
• Additional PE Field Improvements
• New Environmental Projects
• Technology/Security Replacement and Upgrades
• FFE Replacement and Upgrades
• Bus Vehicle Replacement
• Create New Community Center

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Timeline 2016-2020

• New Aquatic Facility
• New Administration Facility
• Possible New Elementary
• Possible Secondary CR Additions
• Possible Additional Environmental Conservation
  Projects
• Technology/Security Replacement and Upgrades
• FFE Replacement and Upgrades
• Bus Vehicle Replacement

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Our Recommendations

• Create Environmental Science Magnet District
• Create the Career/Business Center
• Create the Regional Community - Recreational -
  Wellness Center

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Our ViewDelton an Environment of Excellence