SANTA ROSA MIDDLE SCHOOL - Santa Rosa City Schools€¦ · • Conference Room of approximately 250...

Address: 500 E StreetSanta Rosa, CA 95404

Established: 1949

Permanent Classrooms: 30

Portable Classrooms: 9

Building Area: 84,865 sq. ft.

Site Area: 10.20 acres

Students in 2015: 687

Students in 2020 (Projected): 721

Current Student Capacity: 741

SANTA ROSA MIDDLE SCHOOL

SCHOOL DATA

v1.0 Pending Board Approval April 27, 2016

SANTA ROSA CITY SCHOOLS FACILITIES MASTER PLAN SRMS - 2

SUMMARYSANTA ROSA MIDDLE SCHOOL

• Campus security including secure perimeter fencing, locks and security cameras

• Existing buildings in need of modernization

• Inadequate spaces for performance, drama, dining and large group instruction

• Portable classrooms are past their service life and detached from main campus

• Outdoor areas need renovation to create better learning and gathering areas

• Inadequate Staff and Visitor Parking

MAJOR FACILITY NEEDS

$-

$5,000,000.00

$10,000,000.00

$15,000,000.00

$20,000,000.00

$25,000,000.00

$30,000,000.00

$35,000,000.00

0-49 50-60 61-75 76-120

PROJECT COST BY IOQ SCORE RANGEIOQ

SCORERANGE

LEVEL OF NEED ESTIMATED COST

0-49 LOW $2,572,065

50-60 MEDIUM $11,630,492

61-75 HIGH $34,200,963

76-120 HIGHEST $4,180,543

TOTAL COST $52,584,063


SITE EXISTING CONDITIONS SUMMARY

• Revitalize Interior quad to provide outdoor eating, gathering, and performance areas

• Revitalize courtyards between wings for outdoor learning

• Develop site fields and strengthen neighborhood access

• Enliven the main campus entry

• Accessible path of travel slopes exceed allowable across campus

• No accessible student drop off provided• Limited onsite parking• Fencing types and locations disrupt interior site

circulation

• Existing parking area, play area and driveway paving in general need of maintenance.

• Portables in poor condition and most are past their useful life

CONDITIONS RATINGS

OPPORTUNITIES

CHALLENGES

Code Compliance (Accessibility, Structural, Life Safety)

Educational Appropriateness

Technology Infrastructure

Building Finish Materials

Building Systems (Mechanical & Plumbing, Utilities)

Lighting and Electrical Systems

Environmental Quality (Indoor & Outdoor)

Safety and Security

0 5


Interior Courtyard

School Entry


GYMNASIUM & MULTI-USE BUILDING EXISTING CONDITIONS SUMMARY

• Improve natural light and ventilation• Replace bleachers

• Aged facilities in need of modernization• Some entries not ADA compliant• Evidence of water intrusion

CONDITIONS RATINGS

OPPORTUNITIES

CHALLENGES








Safety and Security

0 5


Gym Interior

Gym Exterior


LIBRARY BUILDING EXISTING CONDITIONS SUMMARY

• Improve natural light at entries• Community meeting space• Small group instruction


CONDITIONS RATINGS

OPPORTUNITIES

CHALLENGES








Safety and Security

0 5


Library Interior

Library Exterior


ADMINISTRATION EXISTING CONDITIONS SUMMARY

• Improve connection between the Administration and Library


CONDITIONS RATINGS

OPPORTUNITIES

CHALLENGES








Safety and Security

0 5


Administration Interior

Administration Exterior


ARTS/CRAFTS & TECH BUILDING EXISTING CONDITIONS SUMMARY

• High ceilings, availability of natural light• Opportunity for Display of student projects


CONDITIONS RATINGS

OPPORTUNITIES

CHALLENGES








Safety and Security

0 5


Art Room Interior

Art & Tech Building Exterior


CLASSROOM WINGS - ROOMS 20S AND 30S EXISTING CONDITIONS SUMMARY

• Wide corridors opportunity for small group study areas and display of student projects.

• Recapture original main entry. • High ceilings & skylights in classrooms provide

opportunity for natural light• Classroom configuration affords access for

outdoor learning

• Aged facilities in need of modernization • Evidence of water intrusion at ceilings and walls• High ceilings, wide corridors, exterior covered

walkways provide good framework for modernization

• Some entries not ADA compliant

CONDITIONS RATINGS

OPPORTUNITIES

CHALLENGES








Safety and Security

0 5


Interior Corridor

Classroom Interior


MUSIC, COUGARS’ DEN & FOOD SERVICE EXISTING CONDITIONS SUMMARY

• Improve outdoor courtyard space• Provide outdoor covered eating area

• Aged facilities in need of modernization • Evidence of water intrusion at ceilings

CONDITIONS RATINGS

OPPORTUNITIES

CHALLENGES








Safety and Security

0 5


Cougars’ Den Interior

Exterior Benches at Covered Walk


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NEW BUILDING PROGRAM /

RECONFIGURATION OF SPACE

NEW BUILDING

NEW SITE STRUCTURES

SITE IMPROVEMENTS

COLORS DENOTE BUILDINGS OR AREAS

WITHIN BUILDINGS

COVERED WALKWAYS

POTENTIAL SOLAR STRUCTURE

SANTA ROSA MIDDLE SCHOOLFACILITIES MASTER PLAN

MODERNIZATION OF MPR & KITCHEN

NEW BLACKBOX THEATER & ASB CLASSROOM

NEW CLASSROOM BUILDING

MODERNIZATION OF ADMIN & HOME EC

MODERNIZATION OF EXISTING GYMNASIUM

MODERNIZATION OF EXISTING LIBRARY

MODERNIZATION OF EXISTING CLASSROOMS

MAKER SPACE

MODERNIZATION OF ART CLASSROOM


Improvements across the campus to improve overall security and safety for students and staff. Improvements may include:• Classroom security locks for all classrooms• New perimeter fencing and gates at play areas• Improvements to parking lot to separate students

and cars• Improve exterior lighting• Additional security cameras• New window at Administration to better supervise

campus entry• New window blinds at classroom windows

Improvements across the campus to integrate technology into the educational environment to support students and staff. Improvements may include:• Infrastructure upgrades• Additional equipment such as projectors, laptops, and document cameras for teachers• Wireless access in each building, at outdoor courtyards and learning areas• AV systems in all classrooms• New phone system with public address

CAMPUS WIDE SAFETY AND SECURITY UPGRADES $1,282,423

CAMPUS WIDE TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES $2,275,200


Ed. Programs 8

Community 5

Learning Env. 8

Maintenance 18

Safety and Security 30

Code Comp. 10

Total 79/120

INDICATORS OF QUALITY

Ed. Programs 20

Community 4

Learning Env. 20

Maintenance 9


Code Comp. 1

Total 63/120


Perimeter fencing around core of campus

FENCINGTHROUGHOUT


Improvements across the campus to address site issues and improve outdoor areas for students, parents, and staff. Improvements may include:• Addressing drainage issues• Paving and driveway maintenance• New parking lot• Accessible student drop-off and path of travel• Revitalizing campus entrance and appearance• New school marquee• Improve outdoor learning areas• Revitalize landscaping and courtyards• New covered outdoor eating area• Enhance student garden• Remove portables and add hardcourt• Rotate softball field location• Renovate natural turf fields

CAMPUS WIDE SITE IMPROVEMENTS $2,898,120


Ed. Programs 16

Community 7

Learning Env. 14

Maintenance 24


Code Comp. 7

Total 83/120


Campus Entrance Covered Outdoor Eating Area

Outdoor Learning Area New parking lot

NEW MARQUEE

NEW TREES &

FLATWORK

NEWPARKING LOT

POTENTIAL SOLAR

STRUCTURESLANDSCAPING &

SEAT WALLSINDOOR-OUTDOOR

CONNECTION

COVERED OUTDOOR

EATING AREAS

ADJACENT TO MULTI-USE

BUILDING


Modernize existing classroom buildings. Modernization of each space may include:• Repair or replace existing wall, floor and hardware

finishes• Flexible furniture including movable worktables• Storage cabinetry for projects and materials• 1 sink with a drinking fountain bubbler• Classroom security locks• Replace damaged acoustical ceiling tiles and

casework • Replace HVAC systems• Repair or replace roofing and plumbing systems as

necessary

Modernize existing library. Modernization of the library may include:• Repurpose and reconfigure existing Computer Lab

area• Repair or replace existing wall, floor and hardware

finishes• Flexible furniture including movable worktables• Efficient storage stacks for books• Security locks• Replace damaged acoustical ceiling tiles and

casework• Replace HVAC systems• Repair or replace roofing and plumbing systems as

necessary

MODERNIZATION OF EXISTING CLASSROOMS $15,175,282

MODERNIZATION OF EXISTING LIBRARY $2,137,364


Ed. Programs 16

Community 2

Learning Env. 16

Maintenance 24


Code Comp. 6

Total 73/120


Ed. Programs 16

Community 7

Learning Env. 18

Maintenance 24


Code Comp. 4

Total 72/120


Existing Library

Existing Classroom Building

EXISTINGLIBRARY

EXISTING CLASSROOM

REPURPOSE COMPUTER LAB

AREA


Modernize existing Art Classroom to support visual arts and ceramics programs. Modernization of the Art Classroom may include:• Repair or replace existing wall, floor and hardware

finishes with durable finishes• Dedicated work and storage spaces with

appropriate cabinetry for storage of materials and projects

• Large art sinks with paint traps or clay traps • Area (can be dedicated room or covered outdoor

area) for ceramics kiln with required venting• Natural daylight• Gallery Area for display of student artwork• Flexible furniture including movable worktables• Provide adjacent outdoor learning area

Repurpose existing Industrial Tech. Room to a new dedicated Maker Space of approximately 2000 sf for use by all teachers and students. The Maker Space may include:• Open, flexible space with durable materials• Flexible furniture including movable worktables• Large areas of writable wall surface for students• Storage cabinetry and rooms for projects and

materials• Power & data access distributed throughout space• Primary and secondary AV systems• 4 Large project sinks with hot and cold water• Emergency eye wash station• Appropriate ventilation to accommodate activities

such as woodworking, soldering, etc.• Adjacent outdoor workspace

MODERNIZATION OF ART CLASSROOM $1,282,418

MAKER SPACE $1,028,826


Ed. Programs 16

Community 2

Learning Env. 14

Maintenance 27


Code Comp. 4

Total 63/120


Ed. Programs 20

Community 2

Learning Env. 16

Maintenance 24


Code Comp. 4

Total 72/120


Maker Space

Existing Art Classroom

MAKER SPACE

EXISTING ART CLASSROOM

REMOVE EXISTING PORTABLE & CREATE

OUTDOOR LEARNING AREA


Modernize existing administration space and repurpose part of existing Computer Center 31 to additional administration space. Combined administration space of approximately 5500 sf may include:• New window to better supervise campus entry• Conference Room of approximately 250 sf• Counselor Office of approximately 150 sf• 3 private offices of approximately 120 sf each for

itinerant staff• Teacher Collaboration Room of approximately

450-500 sf

Modernize existing Home Economics classroom. Modernization of Home Economics space may include:• Open, flexible space with durable materials• Flexible furniture including movable worktables• A kitchenette area for the preparation of food

(ideally grown in the garden) and nutritional instruction including a residential style stove and refrigerator

MODERNIZATION OF ADMINISTRATION $2,572,065

MODERNIZATION OF HOME ECONOMICS $668,737


Ed. Programs 2

Community 8

Learning Env. 2

Maintenance 18


Code Comp. 4

Total 46/120


Ed. Programs 14

Community 2

Learning Env. 16

Maintenance 21


Code Comp. 6

Total 68/120


Expand Home Economics

Expand Administration

RECONFIGURE EXISTING ADMIN

ADMIN EXPANSION

EXISTING HOME EC


Modernize the existing Gymnasium building to better support student P.E. and athletics. Modernization of Gymnasium may include:• Repair or replace durable finishes and acoustic

materials• Renovate or replace existing bleachers• Renovate locker rooms and P.E. lockers• Provide or renovate stage for presentations and

performances• A/V system including related equipment and stage

lighting• Dedicated storage space• Community restrooms • Identify a clear designated point of entry to gym• Provide new lockers at gym exterior

Modernize the existing Multi-Purpose Room and kitchen to be more efficient for serving and to provide a more flexible learning area. Modernization of the MPR and kitchen may include:• Large flexible space with durable finishes and

acoustic materials• Flexible dining tables with dedicated storage• Stage for presentations and performances• Dedicated storage space• A/V system with large projection screen and

dedicated sound system. Provide window blinds as necessary to darken room for projection

• Separate kitchen space with serving area• A separate secondary serving area/snack bar to

provide better and quicker service to students and to locate service near student gathering areas

MODERNIZATION OF EXISTING GYMNASIUM $9,618,136

MODERNIZATION OF EXISTING MPR & KITCHEN $2,700,669


Ed. Programs 14

Community 8

Learning Env. 12

Maintenance 24


Code Comp. 4

Total 74/120


Ed. Programs 8

Community 6

Learning Env. 6

Maintenance 24


Code Comp. 6

Total 56/120


Existing Multi-Purpose Room

Existing Gymnasium

IDENTIFY CLEAR POINT OF ENTRY

NEWLOCKERS

KITCHEN & SERVING

AREA


Provide new 1-story Blackbox Theater / ASB classroom of approximately 3500 square feet designed to support students across all grades. The new Blackbox Theater may include:• A flat floor with no built in risers for seating and

portable chairs provided for seating. • A portable performance stage system that can be

used in multiple configurations• A basic stage lighting and sound system including

control booth connected to the space• Back stage facilities including outdoor space for

set construction and adequate facilities for two dressing rooms with durable and comfortable finishes

• Acoustic environment supportive of drama instruction and performance

• Perimeter drapery to conceal walls and adjust acoustical environment

• Dedicated storage space for chairs, portable stage, costumes and equipment

• Up to date AV system

The new ASB classroom may include:• Open, flexible space with durable materials• A large art sink with a drinking fountain bubbler• Dedicated storage cabinetry• Separate student store area with windows that

open to the Quad• Storage for student store materials• Kitchenette in student store area

NEW BLACKBOX THEATER & ASB CLASSROOM $2,155,475


Ed. Programs 20

Community 7

Learning Env. 20

Maintenance 3


Code Comp. 1

Total 60/120


New Classrooms, ASB & Blackbox Theater

NEW CLASSROOM

BUILDING

ASB STUDENT STORE

WINDOWS

NEW BLACKBOX THEATER


NEW CLASSROOM BUILDING $6,774,349 Provide a new 2-story, 8 classroom building of approximately 10,500 square feet designed to support students across all grades. The new building may include:• 2 student restrooms• Small group learning areasEach 960 sf classroom may include:• Flexible furniture including movable worktables• Storage cabinetry for projects and materials• 1 sink with a drinking fountain bubbler• Classroom security locks• Connection to outdoor learning area if possible• Technology and AV systems• Adequate electrical infrastructure• Minimum of (2) 16’ markerboards or equivalent• Tackable wall surface on minimum of one wall• Operable partitions in adjacent classrooms


Ed. Programs 20

Community 2

Learning Env. 20

Maintenance 3


Code Comp. 1

Total 55/120


New Classroom Building

In October 1999, Assembly Bill 300 (Corbett) (AB 300) was passed by the California Legislature and adopted into the Education Code. The law required the Department of General Services (DGS) to survey the state’s kindergarten through grade 12 school buildings and provide lawmakers with an overview of the scope of the seismic safety challenge these structures represented. The survey focused on buildings constructed before the 1976 California Building Code (CBC) went into effect and that were of masonry construction since these are of the most risk. The survey is not an assessment of the seismic risk of these buildings but only an identification of those buildings for which a detailed seismic evaluation is recommended. On Nov. 15, 2002, the AB 300 report was released, which presented and analyzed the findings of the survey.

SRCS has a number of structures identified on the AB 300 report including the Multi-Use, Gymnasium, and Classroom buildings at Santa Rosa Middle School. A detailed structural evaluation of these buildings was not included in the scope of work of the FMP. However, for buildings which appear on the AB 300 report we have provided an allowance for their seismic retrofit based on similar projects. The next step would be to conduct a detailed structural evaluation to determine the extent of seismic retrofit needed.

SEISMIC UPGRADE ALLOWANCE $2,015,000

Ed. Programs 4

Community 2

Learning Env. 4

Maintenance 24


Code Comp. 10

Total 74/120


NEW CLASSROOM

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