Pasadena ISD Bond Election       Tuesday, November 2, 2004

Campus Impact
Secondary and Alternative Campuses

Impact on Beverly Hills

• $1.5 million designated for renovations to the auditorium including:
• Asbestos abatement.
• Curtains
• Interior lighting and stage lighting.
• Seating.
• Sound system.
• Beverly Hills will also benefit from the conversion of Morris Fifth Grade Center to a middle school for fifth and sixth grade students.

Impact on Bondy

• Improve air-conditioning circulation and treatment to better control indoor air quality and humidity.
• Complete renovations for ADA compliance.
• Students at Bondy will benefit from Middle School to be built near Memorial High School.

Impact on Jackson

• Jackson students will benefit from the conversion of DeZavala Fifth Grade Center to a middle school serving fifth and sixth grade students from the Jackson area.

Impact on Miller

• Replace exterior entry doors and exterior lighting for better security.
• Replace outdated boiler.
• Asbestos abatement.
• Replace interior lighting and ceiling tiles for brighter classroom environment
• Replace floor tile.
• Students at Miller will benefit from Middle School serving its attendance zone.

Impact on Park View

• $214,000 designated for renovations.
• Replace entry doors and exterior lighting for improved security.
• Replace lighting in kitchen.
• Replace fixtures for ADA compliance for disability access.

Impact on Queens

• 1.65 million for designated renovations.
• Renovate restroom (1).
• Replace outdated entry doors and exterior lighting for improved security.
• Replace air handler units to improve air circulation.
• Asbestos abatement and replacement of ceiling tiles and interior lighting to improve classroom environment.
• Roof repairs and replacement.
• Upgrade electrical service for added technology.
• Replace windows for energy efficiency.

Impact on San Jacinto

• A new campus will be constructed for San Jacinto Intermediate School within its current attendance zone.

Impact on South Houston Int.

• $332,000 designated for renovations.
• Replace outdated entry doors and exterior lighting for improved security.
• Improve air circulation to control indoor air quality.
• Repair and replace roof.
• South Houston Int. students will benefit from middle school built in the area for fifth and sixth grade students.

Impact on Southmore

• Southmore’s projected enrollment in 2008 is 962 students.
• New school building for Southmore, built at current location ($24.5 million)
• Construction of middle school to serve 5^th and 6^th grade students in the Southmore attendance zone. ($16.6 million)
• Renovations to area elementary schools that feed into Southmore.

Impact on Thompson

• Thompson’s enrollment is expected to climb from current enrollment of 1075 to 1,455 students by 2008.
• Middle school built on Hughes Road will relieve Thompson of it’s sixth grade students and keep enrollment near 1,000 students through 2008.
• Renovations include plumbing, ceiling tiles, and ADA requirements, plus replacing entry doors and exterior lighting for improved security and interior lighting to improve the classroom environment.

Impact on Dobie

• A $6.2 million addition will be constructed at Dobie to add 20 classrooms and additional cafeteria and athletic space, increasing capacity to 3,500 students.

Impact on Pasadena

• $1.5 million designated for renovation of auditorium lighting, seating, curtains, sound and asbestos abatement.
• $558,000 designated for misc. renovations.
• Renovate restroom (1).
• Replace outdated entry doors for improved security.
• Provide additional roof drainage and roof repairs.

Impact on Pasadena Memorial

• $6.98 million will be designated for construction of a 28 classroom addition, expanded physical education space and parking. The addition will increase capacity at Memorial to 2,700 students.

Impact on Sam Rayburn

• Rayburn’s projected enrollment in 2008 is 2489 students.
• Renovation of auditorium ($1.5 million), including asbestos abatement, interior lighting, stage lighting, seating and curtains.
• Roof repairs and replacement.
• ADA compliance for parking, building access and fixtures.

Impact on South Houston High

• $1.5 million for renovations to campus, including auditorium.
• $400,000 for misc. renovations.
• Construction of all weather track for parity with other high schools.
• Replace entry doors and exterior lighting for added security.
• Provide new auto and bus canopy.

Impact on Tegeler

• $194,000 designated for renovations.
• Interior fixtures and site adapted for ADA compliance.
• Improve air conditioning and air circulation to improve indoor air quality.

Impact on Skill Center

• $140,000 designated for renovations.
• Replace entry doors for added security.
• Replace fixtures and hardware for ADA compliance.

Impact on Guidance Center

• $761,000 designated for renovation.
• Replace entry doors for added security.
• Renovate office area for access to front door for added security.
• Repair and replace roof.

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