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B E R K E L E Y C O U N T Y S C H O O L D I S T R I C T
CAINHOY/DANIEL ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL C O N C E P T U A L P R E S E N TAT I O N A p r i l 2 4 , 2 0 1 4
CAINHOY/DANIEL ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL
BUDGET
Site Development $6,152,000Building Construction $41,409,000Athletic Facilities $12,305,000
Total Building GMP $63,448,253
Design and Permitting 2014 - 2015Building Construction 2015 - 2017School Occupancy August 2017
SCHEDULE
STUDENT POPULATION OVERVIEW:
• First open – Expecting 600 to 700 students
• Build for 1200 with alternates for expansion
• 1400 – 1600 Core Capacity
• 300 or less for each academy
• 25% Freshman Academy and 75% Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth Grades
CAINHOY/DANIEL ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL
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SITE PLAN
CAINHOY/DANIEL ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL
“The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
CAINHOY/DANIEL ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL
5 Academies:• 9th Grade 325 Students• Business and Hospitality 215 Students• Health Science 165 Students• Arts and Humanities 180 Students• STEM Academy 190 Students
Performing and Visual Arts 165 StudentsPhysical Education/ROTC 50 Students
Total 1290 Students
Alternate Academies• STEM 175 Students• Health Science 165 Students
Total with Alternates 1630 Students
CURRENT PROGRAM REVIEW
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9TH GRADEACADEMY
BUS &STUDENT ENTRY
ACADEMIES
PHYSICALEDUCATION
ADMIN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
PERFORMING & VISUAL ARTS
SERVICE
ALTERNATE ACADEMIE
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WRESTL’G ALT
9TH GRADEACADEMY
PERFORMING & VISUAL ARTS
BUS &STUDENT ENTRY
PHYSICALEDUCATION
ADMIN
ALTERNATES
SERVICE
ACADEMIES
9TH GRADEACADEMY
ARTS & HUMANITIES ACADEMY
HEALTH SCIENCE ACADEMY
MEDIA CENTER
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
STEM ACADEMY – 1ST FLOOR
HEALTH SCIENCE ACADEMY – 2ND FLOOR
BUSINESS & HOSPITALITY ACADEMY – 1ST
FLOOR ARTS & HUMANITIES ACADEMY – 2ND
FLOOR
OUTDOOR LEARNING
OUTDOOR LEARNING
9TH GRADE ACADEMY – 1ST & 2ND FLOOR
Academies
9TH GRADE ACADEMY
EXTERIOR VIEW
TECHNOLOGY FOREST
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WETLANDS IMPACT
ADMINISTRATION AND VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS