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TENTATIVE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, MARYLAND
OPEN SESSION--AMENDED
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
5:00 p.m. - Closed Session, 7:00 p.m. - Open Session
Greenwood – Building E
I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
II. SILENT MEDITATION IN REMEMBRANCE
III. AGENDA
Consideration of the agenda for November 5, 2013
IV. SELECTION OF SPEAKERS
V. ADVISORY AND STAKEHOLDER GROUPS
VI. PUBLIC COMMENT
A. Public comment on the following Board of Education policies
(second reading):
Proposed Changes to Policy 2361 – ADMINISTRATION: Administrative Operations-Distribution of Non-School Materials
Proposed Changes to Policy 3215 – NON-INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES: Contracts
Proposed Deletion of Policy 3240 – NON-INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES: Purchasing-Modification of Award of Contract
Proposed Deletion of Policy 4501 – PERSONNEL: Temporary Employment-Summer School Teachers
Proposed Deletion of Policy 4502 – PERSONNEL: Temporary Employment-Curriculum Development Workshop Participants
Proposed Deletion of Policy 6701 – INSTRUCTION: Extracurricular Activities-Extracurricular Activities
Proposed Changes to Policy 6702 – INSTRUCTION: Extracurricular Activities-Intramural, Informal, and
Interscholastic Athletics
Board of Education November 5, 2013
Open Session Agenda Page 2
VII. PUBLIC COMMENT (cont)
Proposed Changes to Policy 8315 – INTERNAL BOARD POLICIES: Operations-Participation by the Public
VIII. GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENT
IX. SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS – Recognition of Maryland Teacher of
the Year, Sean McComb, Patapsco High School
X. SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT
XI. PRESIDENT’S REPORT
XII. OLD BUSINESS
A. Consideration of the Revised FY 2015 State Capital Budget Request (Ms. Burnopp)
Exhibit A
B. Consideration of the Proposed Changes to Policy 7530 – NEW
CONSTRUCTION: Occupying-Naming of an Area of a School
(Ms. Williams)
Exhibit A-1
XIII. NEW BUSINESS
A. Consideration of consent to the following personnel matters: (Dr. Grillo)
1. Retirements
2. Resignations
3. Leaves of Absence
4. Deceased: Recognition of Service
5. Certificated Employees
Exhibit B
Exhibit C
Exhibit D
Exhibit E
Exhibit F
B. Consideration of consent to Administrative Appointments (Dr. Dance)
Exhibit G
1. Recognition of Administrative Appointments
C. Consideration of Actions Taken in Closed Session (Mr. Nussbaum)
D. Consideration of consent to the following contract awards: (Mr. Moniodis)
Exhibit H
1. Personal Protective Equipment
2. Addition and Renovation – Hampton Elementary School
Board of Education November 5, 2013
Open Session Agenda Page 3
XIII. NEW BUSINESS (cont)
E. Consideration of consent for the Recommendation on Renewing
Charter for Imagine Discovery Charter Public School
(Dr. Allie)
Exhibit I
F. Consideration of Scoreboard Installation Perry Hall High School (Ms. Lowry)
Exhibit I-1
G. Consideration of Naming of an Area of a School – Stadium at Perry
Hall High School
(Ms. Lowry)
Exhibit I-2
XIV. INFORMATION
A. September 30 Official Enrollment and Projection Comparison Exhibit J
XV. ANNOUNCEMENTS
Next Board Meeting Tuesday, November 19, 2013
6:30 p.m. Owings Mills High School
ADDED
ADDED
Exhibit A BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DATE: November 5, 2013
TO: BOARD OF EDUCATION
FROM: S. Dallas Dance, Superintendent
SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION OF THE PROPOSED REVISIONS TO THE
FY 2015 STATE CAPITAL BUDGET REQUEST
ORIGINATOR: Michael G. Sines, Chief Operations Officer
RESOURCE
PERSON(S): Barbara Burnopp, Executive Director, Fiscal Services
Kevin Grabill, Fiscal Analyst, Office of Budget and Reporting
INFORMATION
That the Board of Education approves the superintendent’s revised FY
2015 state capital budget recommendations. The budget was introduced
at the August 6, 2013, Board meeting and discussed at the Board work
session on August 20, 2013. The county capital budget will be
presented to the Board on December 17, 2013, and for approval on
January 14, 2014. The initial proposed budget was approved by the
Board of Education on September 10, 2013. However, due to the
feedback received from the recently held community forums and
discussions with the county and state the FY2015 state capital budget
has been revised. The state-requested projects require that county
matching funds be verified before final state approval.
Attachment I– Proposed FY 2015 State Capital Budget Request by Priority Order
Baltimore County Public Schools Attachment I
Revised FY 2015 State Capital Budget Request by Priority Order
Priority
OrderSchool Project
Type of
Approval
Requested
Previous
State Funding
State Funding
Request
(FY 2015)
Cummulative
Total
1 Hereford High Renovation / Addition Funding $7,539,930 $8,341,070 $8,341,070
2 Pikesville High Renovation / Addition Funding $0 $9,393,000 $17,734,070
3 Overlea High Air Conditioning Funding $5,000,000 $3,939,000 $21,673,070
4 Sparks Elementary Addition Funding $0 $1,518,000 $23,191,070
5 NW Corridor Elementary New School Planning $0 $0 $23,191,070
6 NW Corridor Elementary New School Funding $0 $9,814,000 $33,005,070
7 Glenmar Elementary Roof Replacement Funding $0 $790,000 $33,795,070
8 Riverview Elementary Roof Replacement Funding $0 $653,000 $34,448,070
9 Scotts Branch Elementary Roof Replacement Funding $0 $740,000 $35,188,070
10 Oliver Beach Elementary Roof Replacement Funding $0 $660,000 $35,848,070
11 Dumbarton Middle Renovation Planning $0 $0 $35,848,070
12 Dumbarton Middle Renovation Funding $0 $10,942,000 $46,790,070
13 Catonsville Elementary Renovation / Addition Planning $0 $0 $46,790,070
14 Catonsville Elementary Renovation / Addition Funding $0 $8,501,000 $55,291,070
15 Westowne Elementary Replacement School Planning $0 $0 $55,291,070
16 Westowne Elementary Replacement School Funding $0 $8,085,000 $63,376,070
17 Relay Elementary Replacement School Planning $0 $0 $63,376,070
18 Relay Elementary Replacement School Funding $0 $8,680,000 $72,056,070
19 Westchester Elementary Renovation / Addition Planning $0 $0 $72,056,070
20 Westchester Elementary Renovation / Addition Funding $0 $1,216,000 $73,272,070
21 Loch Raven Elementary New School Planning $0 $0 $73,272,070
22 Loch Raven Elementary New School Funding $0 $7,667,000 $80,939,070
23 Cromwell Valley Elementary Magnet Renovation / Addition Planning $0 $0 $80,939,070
24 Cromwell Valley Elementary Magnet Renovation / Addition Funding $0 $5,936,000 $86,875,070
25 Owings Mills Elementary Roof Replacement Funding $0 $552,000 $87,427,070
26 Woodmoor Elementary Roof Replacement Funding $0 $718,000 $88,145,070
27 Deer Park Elementary Roof Replacement Funding $0 $663,000 $88,808,070
28 Orems Elementary Roof Replacement Funding $0 $538,000 $89,346,070
29 Chesapeake Terrace Elementary Roof Replacement Funding $0 $627,000 $89,973,070
30 Rosedale Alternative Roof Replacement Funding $0 $769,000 $90,742,070
31 Padonia International Elementary Renovation Planning $0 $0 $90,742,070
32 Halstead Academy Renovation Planning $0 $0 $90,742,070
$12,539,930 $90,742,070
November 5, 2013
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BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DATE: November 5, 2013
TO: BOARD OF EDUCATION
FROM: S. Dallas Dance, Superintendent
SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION OF THE PROPOSED CHANGES TO BOARD OF
EDUCATION POLICY 7530, NAMING OF AN AREA OF A SCHOOL
ORIGINATOR: Margaret-Ann F. Howie, Esq., General Counsel
RESOURCE
PERSON(S): Patricia S. Clark, Policy and Compliance Officer
RECOMMENDATION
That the Board of Education approves the proposed changes to Policy 7530.
*****
Attachment I – Policy Analysis
Attachment II – Policy 7530
Exhibit A-1
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POLICY ANALYSIS FOR
BOARD OF EDUCATION POLICY 7530
NAMING OF AN AREA OF A SCHOOL
Statement of Issues or Questions Addressed
At the request of the president of the Board of Education, the Policy Review Committee has been
asked to review Policy 7530 and make recommendations concerning expanding the policy to
permit naming rights for certain persons. Policy 7530 outlines the standards for naming of a
capital project or area of a school. The Policy Review Committee is recommending that the
policy be revised to: (1) rename it; (2) permit parts of a school to be named after a person who is
living; (3) include a statement regarding the implementation of this policy; and (4) conform with
the Policy Review Committee’s editing conventions.
Cost Analysis and Fiscal Impact on School System
No fiscal impact is anticipated by the revision of this policy.
Relationship to Other Board of Education Policies
1. Board of Education Policy 7330, Capital Projects that are Funded by Private Donations 2. Board of Education Policy 7520, Naming of a Building and Dedication 3. Board of Education Policy 8362, Gifts 4. Board of Education Policy 8363, Conflict of Interest – Prohibited Conduct
Legal Requirements
1. None
Similar Policies Adopted by Other Local School Systems
1. Howard County Board of Education, Policy 6050, Naming and Renaming Schools http://www.hcpss.org/board/policies/6050.pdf
2. Montgomery County Board of Education, Policy FFA, Naming School Facilities http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/policy/pdf/ffa.pdf
3. Prince George’s County Board of Education, Policy 3500, Naming of New Schools http://www1.pgcps.org/generalcounsel/boardpolicies/bp3000.aspx
Draft of Proposed Policy
Attached
Other Alternatives Considered by Staff
No other alternatives were considered.
Timeline
First reading – October 22, 2013
Public comment – November 5, 2013
Third reading/vote – November 5, 2013
http://www.hcpss.org/board/policies/6050.pdfhttp://www.hcpss.org/board/policies/6050.pdfhttp://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/policy/pdf/ffa.pdfhttp://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/policy/pdf/ffa.pdfhttp://www1.pgcps.org/generalcounsel/boardpolicies/bp3000.aspxhttp://www1.pgcps.org/generalcounsel/boardpolicies/bp3000.aspx
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POLICY 7530
NEW CONSTRUCTION: Occupying
Naming of AN [a Capital Project or] Area of a School
I. Philosophy
[A.] The Board of Education of Baltimore County (Board) recognizes that
individuals, private organizations, parent and community groups, or businesses
may wish to propose a name for ANY [a capital project or] area of a school AND
ANY OF ITS GROUNDS.
II. Authority
A. THE BOARD HEREBY RETAINS THE RIGHT TO NAME OR
RENAME ANY AREA OF A SCHOOL AND ITS GROUNDS AT ANY
TIME IN THE FUTURE IF THE NAME IS DEEMED BY THE BOARD
TO BE INCONSISTENT WITH ITS EDUCATIONAL MISSION OR IS
OTHERWISE DISRUPTIVE TO THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT.
B. The Board reserves sole control and authority over the naming of any
school, capital project, or ANY area of A [any] school AND ITS
GROUNDS. [Moreover, the Board hereby retains the right to rename any
capital project or area at any time in the future if the name is deemed by the
Board to be inconsistent with its educational mission or otherwise
disruptive to the learning environment.]
III. STANDARDS [Implementation]
A. The Board WILL CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA WHEN [hereby directs the Superintendent to establish procedures for] accepting a
proposal to name OR RENAME AN [a capital project or] area of a school
OR ANY OF ITS GROUNDS: [.]
1. Exceptional private donations or other circumstances [may be recognized by naming a capital project or an appropriate area at a
school] in honor of a [deceased individual,] private organization,
business, community organization, or foundation.
2. A PERSON, LIVING OR DEAD, WHO HAS MADE A CONTRIBUTION OF SIGNIFICANCE TO BALTIMORE
COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS OR TO EDUCATION IN THE
STATE OF MARYLAND.
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POLICY 7530
B. [3.]Unless reauthorized by the Board, no naming OR RENAMING shall
extend beyond FIFTEEN (15) [ten (10)] years from the date of formal
Board adoption, EXCEPT THAT FOR GOOD CAUSE SHOWN, THE
BOARD MAY REVOKE ANY NAME ASSIGNED TO AN AREA OF A
SCHOOL AND ITS GROUNDS BEFORE THE EXPIRATION OF THE
FIFTEEN YEAR PERIOD.
IV. IMPLEMENTATION
THE BOARD DIRECTS THE SUPERINTENDENT TO IMPLEMENT THIS
POLICY.
Related Policies: Board of Education Policy 7330, Capital Projects that are Funded
by Private Donations
Board of Education Policy 7520, Naming of the Building and
Dedication
Board of Education Policy 8362, Gifts [to the Board of Education,
Schools, and Offices Within the School System]
Board of Education Policy 8363, Conflict of Interest-PROHIBITED
CONDUCT
Policy Board of Education of Baltimore County
Adopted: 03/08/05
Revised: 01/12/11
REVISED: _________
Exhibit B
BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TOWSON, MARYLAND 21204
November 5, 2013
RETIREMENTS
NAME POSITION SCHOOL/OFFICE
YRS. OF
SERVICE EFFECTIVE
DATE
James Barr English Teacher Towson High 36.0 11/01/13
Dorothy Champ Bus Attendant Office of Transportation 16.0 07/01/13
Cathy Dice Elementary Classroom Teacher Holabird Middle 19.2 11/01/13
Constance Driggers Elementary Classroom Teacher Martin Boulevard Elementary 25.0 10/01/13
Malinda Foster Elementary Classroom Teacher Colgate Elementary 32.0 11/01/13
Mary Lynn Gast School Guidance Secretary Parkville High 27.9 12/01/13
Mary Good Paraeducator Relay Elementary 19.1 10/01/13
Leslie Greenblatt Reading Specialist Chapel Hill Elementary 15.4 01/01/14
Beth Kirtland School Guidance Secretary Chesapeake High 33.1 11/01/13
Vickie Lay Paraeducator Holabird Middle 17.9 06/01/13
Melvin Mathis Pupil Personnel Worker Battle Grove Elementary 39.4 01/01/14
Sherrie Ricklin Bus Attendant Office of Transportation 13.0 07/01/13
Bonnie Stiffler Paraeducator Towson High 18.1 10/01/13
Linda Taylor Administrative Secretary I Office Of Physical Facilities 27.1 11/01/13
Arlene Todes Paraeducator Chadwick Elementary 25.5 02/01/14
Exhibit C
BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TOWSON, MARYLAND 21204
November 5, 2013
RESIGNATIONS
ELEMENTARY – 3
Bear Creek Elementary School
Corinne A. McCormick, 09/09/13, 1.0 mo.
Kindergarten
Summit Park Elementary School
Kimberly H. Fine, 06/30/13, 5.0 yrs.
Speech/Language Pathologist
Winfield Elementary School
Celeste M. Belcher, 09/30/13, 2.0 yrs., 2.0 mos.
Nurse
SECONDARY – 4
Catonsville High School
Howard A. Levy, 09/16/13, 12.0 yrs.
Social Studies
Holabird Middle School
Carmen Gomez, 08/20/13, 2.0 days
Spanish
Lansdowne Middle School
Marina I. McPhatter, 07/01/13, 8.0 yrs.
Special Education – Self-Contained
Randallstown High School
Cassandra M. Kapsos-Scouten, 10/18/13, 3.0 yrs., 2.0
mos.
Art
CENTRAL OFFICE - 2
Eastern Family Resource Center
Linda A. Senula, 09/06/13, 10.0 yrs.
Occupational Therapist
SW Infants & Toddlers
Carmen R. Richardson, 06/05/13, 1.0 yr., 10.0 mos.
Speech/Language Pathologist
SEPARATION FROM LEAVE – 2
Erin R. Franey, granted Personal Leave, 07/01/13-06/30/14, resigning 10/10/13, 7.0 yrs., 2.0 mos.
Meredith A. Pitts, granted Child Rearing Leave, 04/10/12-04/10/14, resigning 10/01/13, 8.0 yrs., 1.0 mo.
Exhibit D BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TOWSON, MARYLAND 21204
November 5, 2013
LEAVES
ZAITOON AKHTER – (Bus Attendant) – Transportation
Effective September 24, 2013, through September 24, 2014
CLAIRE E. BARNABY – (Social Studies) – Deer Park Middle Magnet School
Effective November 5, 2013, through June 17, 2014
MELISSA L. LEVY – (Counselor) – Pine Grove Elementary School
Effective December 7, 2013, through December 7, 2015
PATRICIA L. MCDOUGALL – (Elementary) – Shady Spring Elementary School
Effective December 5, 2013, through December 5, 2015
MICHELLE A. MUHL – (Bus Driver) – Transportation
Effective September 16, 2013, through September 16, 2014
LINDA L. MURTHA – (Cafeteria) – Food & Nutrition Services
Effective October 15, 2013 through October 15, 2014
GLYNNIS A. PEAKS – (Paraeducator) – Hebbville Elementary School
Effective September 26, 2013 through September 26, 2014
JEANNE M. PERFIDIO – (Mathematics) – Western School of Technology
Effective November 2, 2013, through November 2, 2015
REILLY P. POSEY – (Elementary) – Vincent Farm Elementary School
Effective November 2, 2013, through November 2, 2015
KATHLEEN W. WHITNEY STEFO – (Counselor) – Holabird Middle School
Effective October 3, 2013, through October 3, 2014
TRACEY L. WHITE – (Nurse) – Pine Grove Middle School
Effective January 2, 2014, through May 16, 2014
Exhibit E
BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TOWSON, MARYLAND 21204
November 5, 2013
Deceased: Recognition of Service
The Board gratefully acknowledges the service of the employees listed below:
Jo Ann Brukiewa
Prekindergarten Teacher
Perry Hall Elementary School
09/21/13
Years of Service: 17.0 yrs.
Terri A. Burnham
Lead Production Worker
Patapsco High School
08/26/13
Years of Service: 15.0 yrs.
Exhibit F
NAME
Janet Ludlow Stemmers Run Middle
Kaitlyn Merrill Sussex Elementary
Kadijah Kemp Windsor Mill Middle School
Katie Streett Perry Hall Elem
David Williams Perry Hall High
Laura Gordon Pine Grove Middle
Venetia Banks Holabird Middle
Kathy Reaves Kenwood High School
Amanda Dudley Perry Hall Elem
Samantha Frazier Chadwick Elem
Angela Cole Deer Park Elementary
Debra Leathers Hereford High
BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TOWSON, MARYLAND 21204
November 5, 2013
RECOMMENDED CERTIFICATED APPOINTMENTS
SCHOOL LOCATION
Christa Hardy Bedford Elem
Exhibit G
BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TOWSON, MARYLAND 21204
November 5, 2013
RECOMMENDED APPOINTMENTS
NAME FROM TO
CHRISTINA ARELLANO Personnel Analyst Coordinator, Performance
(Effective November 6, 2013) Baltimore County Police Management
Department Department of Accountability
and Performance
Management
KIMBERLY S. FERGUSON Director of Turnaround Director, Student Support
(Effective November 6, 2013) Initiatives Services
Baltimore City Public Department of Curriculum
and Schools Instruction
LEAH M. SCARAFILE Guidance Counselor Assistant Principal
(Effective November 6, 2013) Colgate Elementary School Bear Creek Elementary
School
Exhibit H
BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DATE: November 5, 2013
TO: BOARD OF EDUCATION
FROM: S. Dallas Dance, Superintendent
SUBJECT: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AWARD OF CONTRACTS
ORIGINATOR: Michael G. Sines, Chief Operations Officer
RESOURCE
PERSON(S): Rick Gay, Manager, Office of Purchasing
Pradeep Dixit, Executive Director, Physical Facilities
RECOMMENDATION
That the Board of Education approves the following contract recommendations.
*****
See the attached list of contract recommendations presented for consideration by the Board of
Education of Baltimore County.
Appendix I – Recommendations for Award of Contracts – Board Exhibit
Recommendations for Award of Contracts
Board Exhibit – November 5, 2013
1. Contract: Personal Protective Equipment
Contract #:
PCR-290-14
Term: 5 years Extension: N/A Contract Ending Date: 11/30/18
Estimated contract authority: $ 200,000
Board meeting date: November 5, 2013
Bid issued: August 22, 2013
Pre-bid meeting date: September 4, 2013
Due date: September 25, 2013
No. of vendors issued to: 15
No. of bids received: 3
No. of no-bids received: 0
Description:
This contract consists of providing uniform rental and laundering services for transportation
maintenance personnel.
Recommendation:
Award of contract is recommended to:
UniFirst Corporation
Wilmington, MA
Responsible school or office: Chief Operations Officer
Contact person: Michael G. Sines
Funding source: Operating budget
2. Contract Modification: Addition and Renovation – Hampton Elementary
School
Contract #: MWE-801-11
Previous estimated award value: $ 10,200,000
Previous estimated contingency amount: $ 1,020,000
Modification amount: $ 100,000
New estimated total contract value: $ 11,320,000
Board meeting date: November 5, 2013
Description:
On May 10, 2011, the Board approved a contract of $11,220,000 for the addition and
renovations for Hampton Elementary School. An increase to the contingency amount of
$100,000 is necessary to complete work that was not in the original scope of the project.
Recommendation:
Award of contract modification is recommended to:
Roy Kirby & Sons, Inc. Baltimore, MD
Responsible school or office: Department of Physical Facilities
Contact person: Pradeep Dixit
Funding source: Capital budget
Exhibit I BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DATE: November 5, 2013
TO: BOARD OF EDUCATION
FROM: S. Dallas Dance, Superintendent
SUBJECT: RECOMMENDATION ON IMAGINE DISCOVERY PUBLIC
CHARTER SCHOOL
ORIGINATOR: Catherine Allie, Assistant Superintendent, Elementary Schools, Zone 1
RESOURCE
PERSON(S): None
RECOMMENDATION
To recommend to the Board of Education that the charter for Imagine
Discovery Public Charter School not be renewed.
To request Board approval to negotiate a lease for a brief extension which
will allow for the current student population to remain intact and allow for
Baltimore County Public Schools to operate the school at its current
location.
*****
Appendix I – Executive Summary on Imagine Discovery Public Charter School
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
November 5, 2013
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In January 2008, the Baltimore County Board of Education (Board) approved the Imagine
Discovery Public Charter School (IDPCS) Agreement for a period of four years. IDPCS opened
in August 2008, with grades kindergarten to fourth grade. Each year, the school added an
additional grade level until it included grades kindergarten through eighth grade during school
year 2012-2013.
In October 2011, the charter school applied for an extension of the charter for another four years.
The application was received past the designated deadline. The Board allowed the application to
go forward, even though it was not received within the timeline. In November 2012, the Board
approved the charter agreement of January 2008, to be extended until the end of the 2013-2014
school year. The determination of whether the Board will extend the agreement for four
additional years beyond the 2013-2014 school year is contingent upon the attainment of specified
criteria as indicated by the initial and end-of-year evaluation.
In March 2013, a report was given to the Board with the results of the joint mid-year evaluation.
A summary of that report, which is attached, includes the following:
The students (Grades 3 through 5) of IDPCS Fall MAP reading scores are below those of Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS) students.
The students (Grades 3 through 5) of IDPCS Fall MAP mathematics scores are below those of BCPS students.
The students (Grades 6 through 7) of IDPCS School Fall MAP reading scores are below those of BCPS students; whereas, Grade 8 students in the charter are slightly above those
of BCPS students.
The students (Grades 6 through 8) of IDPCS Fall MAP mathematics scores are below those of BCPS students.
On the Stanford Achievement Test reading and mathematics results, IDPCS students Grades 1 through 7 fall below the national norm. BCPS does not administer the SAT-10;
therefore, comparisons to BCPS cannot be made.
In August 2013, the Board received the results of the third party evaluation, which was
performed by Westat. A summary of that report, which is attached, includes the following:
From school year 2010 through 2013, elementary IDPCS student achievement in MSA reading and math were lower than the same grade levels in the Southwest area elementary
schools and the IDPCS feeder schools.
From school year 2010 through 2013, elementary IDPCS student achievement in MSA science was lower than the same grade levels in the Southwest area elementary schools
and comparable in the IDPCS feeder schools.
From school year 2010 through 2013, middle IDPCS student achievement in MSA reading and math were lower than the same grade levels in the Southwest area elementary
schools and the IDPCS feeder schools.
For school year 2012-2013, middle IDPCS student achievement in MSA science was higher than the same grade levels in the Southwest area elementary schools and in the
IDPCS feeder schools.
Every school in BCPS is required to have procedures in place to identify students who may be in
need of special education services. In its report, Westat found that IDPCS has a lower proportion
of special education students compared to other schools in the Southwest area. Westat purposes
that one possible reason for this difference is that IDPCS may not be taking adequate measures to
identify students who may benefit from special education services, as is required and is done in
every BCPS school. The measures to identify students include implementation of procedures for
teachers to identify and document potential students who may benefit from special education
services.
The end-of-year evaluation found that for school year 2012-2013, IDPCS did not provide gifted
and talented (GT) services to students. The school also does not currently have procedures in
place to identify students for GT services.
The data for two major assessments, MAP and the SAT-10, were only available for IDPCS.
SAT-10 is the assessment used in some Imagine schools throughout the country. However,
comparison data among the schools are not available according to the executive vice president of
Imagine Discovery.
Prior to the completion of the evaluation by Westat, concerns continued over the school’s
leadership. Not wanting to wait until the evaluation was complete to address the concerns, the
superintendent recommended to the Board to replace the current principal with Ms. Cathy
Thomas. Ms. Thomas was appointed by the Board in May 2013. Since Ms. Thomas has
assumed the leadership role at IDPCS, the following positive steps have been taken:
A GT identification process has been developed.
A pre-Algebra GT course has been implemented and students are accelerated to the next level upon demonstrating grade level performance.
A Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports Program has been implemented to improve student behavior.
Safety measures for student arrival and dismissal have been improved.
School-based professional development has been provided in group instruction, writing objectives, and lesson planning.
Under the leadership of Ms. Thomas, changes have been made at IDPCS to raise the bar for
students and close the achievement gap between IDPCS students and other BCPS schools in the
Southwest area.
BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DATE: November 5, 2013
TO: BOARD OF EDUCATION
FROM: S. Dallas Dance, Superintendent
SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION OF SCOREBOARD INSTALLATION
PERRY HALL HIGH SCHOOL
ORIGINATOR: Maria Lowry, Assistant Superintendent, High Schools
RESOURCE
PERSON(S):
RECOMMENDATION
That the Board of Education approves the installation of a stadium
scoreboard at Perry Hall High School.
In accordance with Superintendent’s Rule 7330, Perry Hall High School is proposing the
installation of a stadium scoreboard be approved. This stadium scoreboard is being constructed
with donations from the Perry Hall High School Booster Club. The installation will be done by H
& M Signs, Inc.
H & M Signs, which is an approved BCPS vendor, presented a proposal for the installation of
the stadium scoreboard and followed the procedure set forth in Superintendent’s Rule #7330.
Students, as well as the total school community, will enjoy the stadium scoreboard while
attending games at Perry Hall High School.
Exhibit I-1
BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DATE: November 5, 2013
TO: BOARD OF EDUCATION
FROM: S. Dallas Dance, Superintendent
SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION OF NAMING OF AN AREA OF A SCHOOL –
STADIUM AT PERRY HALL HIGH SCHOOL
ORIGINATOR: Maria Lowry, Assistant Superintendent, High Schools
RESOURCE
PERSON(S):
RECOMMENDATION
That the Board of Education approves the naming of the stadium
at Perry Hall High School.
In accordance with Superintendent's Rule 7530, Perry Hall High School and Center of the Arts is
proposing to name the stadium, an area of their school.
The school community would like to honor and recognize Mr. Al Miller, by naming the Perry
Hall High School stadium the Perry Hall High School Al Miller Stadium. Mr. Miller dedicated
42 years of service to the students of Baltimore County Public Schools, with the majority of
those years serving the students of Perry Hall High School. He was an integral member of the
inaugural staff of Perry Hall High and served as its first Athletic Director. In addition, he
worked as a physical education teacher and the school’s long time football and wrestling coach.
In this capacity, he educated, nurtured and worked with thousands of Perry Hall students in his
long tenure at the school.
Exhibit I-2
“The students in our schools today are tomorrow’s workers, citizens, innovators, and maybe even our future presidents. Whether or not they are our sons and daughters, they are,
most certainly, our future.”
~ S. Dallas Dance, Superintendent
Baltimore County Public Schools September 30, 2013, Enrollments,
Projections, and Capacities Report
Prepared by the Baltimore County Public Schools
Office of Strategic Planning November 2013
TEAM BCPS creating a culture of deliberate excellence
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Table of Contents
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2 Table of Contents
3 Frequently Asked Questions about Enrollments, Projections, and Capacities
4 Changes to the State-Rated Capacities of BCPS
5 Southwest Area Information
6 Southwest Area Elementary Schools Over and Under Capacity Map
7 Northwest Area Information
8 Northwest Area Elementary Schools Over and Under Capacity Map
9 Central Area Information
10 Central Area Elementary Schools Over and Under Capacity Map
11 Northeast Area Information
12 Northeast Area Elementary Schools Over and Under Capacity Map
13 Southeast Area Information
14 Southeast Area Elementary Schools Over and Under Capacity Map
15 Other Regional Programs and System Totals Information
16 Elementary Schools Over and Under Capacity Map
17 Middle Schools Over and Under Capacity Map
18 High Schools Over and Under Capacity Map
19 BCPS 2009-2013 Enrollment Projections and Comparisons
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Frequently Asked Questions about Enrollments, Projections, and Capacities When are enrollments counted? The official enrollments for all schools are calculated on September 30 in accordance with the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) policies. What is Full Time Equivalent Enrollment? Full Time Equivalent (FTE) enrollment is an adjustment made to a school’s total enrollment for the purpose of comparing enrollment to a school’s official capacity. FTE enrollment factors 100% of students in kindergarten through Grade 5, and 50% of students in prekindergarten and preschool because they are half-day programs. No FTE conversion is required at secondary schools. How often are enrollment projections updated? School system enrollment projections are updated annually to ensure that trend information is current and the latest data are available. BCPS shares updated ten-year projections every January. Are enrollment projections accurate? In alignment with BCPS-established performance standards, the target accuracy for systemwide projections is 99%. This goal has been met consistently for the past several years, including September 30, 2013, (99.94% accuracy). The target accuracy for individual schools is +/- 40 students. How is capacity calculated? State-Rated Capacity (SRC) is defined by MSDE and is calculated based on the number of teaching stations in the school and their utilization. SRC applies to the main building and permanent additions. SRC does not include relocatable units.
At the elementary level, SRC is calculated as follows:
• Regular classroom (Grades 1-5) 23 seats • Self-contained special education classroom 10 seats • Kindergarten classroom 22 seats • Prekindergarten classroom 20 seats • Zero-capacity allowances: cafeteria, gymnasium and multi-purpose rooms, computer lab,
art, vocal music, instrumental music, reading resource, science storage and preparation rooms
At the secondary level, SRC is calculated as follows:
• Regular classroom/computer classroom (Grades 6-12) 25 seats x 85% utilization • Career and technology education classroom 20 seats x 85% utilization • Self-contained special education classroom 10 seats x 100% utilization • Gymnasium (2 classrooms) 50 seats x 85% utilization • Zero-capacity allowances: computer lab • Teaching stations used for activity rooms, dance studios, weight rooms, science labs, art,
music, technology education, family studies, and business classrooms all count as teaching stations (25 seats x 85% utilization)
• Teaching stations that can be separated by moveable walls or partitions (such as those in some designed auditoriums) also contribute to capacity (25 seats x 85% utilization)
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Frequently Asked Questions about Enrollments, Projections, and Capacities, continued Why is capacity important? When FTE enrollments exceed 90% capacity at a school, the school system may consider implementing enrollment relief strategies. Why does capacity change? The SRC is recalculated and submitted for approval to the Maryland Department of Planning (MDP) when teaching station utilization changes occur within a school.
Changes to the State-Rated Capacity of Baltimore County Public Schools Approved by the Maryland Department of Planning October 11, 2013
Elementary School Former Capacity
(2012-2013) New Capacity (2013-2014)
Increase/Decrease
Halstead Academy ES
565 516 -49
Hampton ES 307 648 +341Stoneleigh ES 499 700 +201Westowne ES 503 480 -23Elementary School Total
1,874 2,344 +470
Middle School Former Capacity
(2012-2013) New Capacity (2013-2014)
Increase/Decrease
Holabird MS 1,028 1,039 +11Middle School Total 1,028 1,039 +11 High School Former Capacity
(2012-2013) New Capacity (2013-2014)
Increase/Decrease
Dundalk HS 1,538 1,450 -88High School Total 1,538 1,450 -88
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Southwest Area9/30/13 9/30/13 State Number % of % Over/
School Area Enroll FTE Capacity Students Capacity UnderEnroll 2013 +/- Capacity Capacity
SW Area Elementary SchoolsArbutus Elementary SW 440 430 405 25 106.17% 6.17%Baltimore Highlands Elementary SW 632 589 549 40 107.29% 7.29%Catonsville Elementary SW 458 439 405 34 108.40% 8.40%Chadwick Elementary SW 510 490 408 82 120.10% 20.10%Dogwood Elementary SW 598 577 612 -35 94.28% -5.72%Edmondson Heights Elementary SW 507 471 589 -118 79.97% -20.03%Featherbed Lane Elementary SW 581 541 654 -113 82.72% -17.28%Halethorpe Elementary SW 485 456 392 64 116.33% 16.33%Hebbville Elementary SW 411 381 540 -159 70.56% -29.44%Hillcrest Elementary SW 817 817 666 151 122.67% 22.67%Johnnycake Elementary SW 699 671 559 112 120.04% 20.04%Lansdowne Elementary SW 483 447 313 134 142.81% 42.81%Powhatan Elementary SW 320 302 313 -11 96.49% -3.51%Relay Elementary SW 527 527 415 112 126.99% 26.99%Riverview Elementary SW 544 513 572 -59 89.69% -10.31%Westchesterer Elementary SW 606 597 499 98 119.64% 19.64%Westowne Elementary SW 610 568 480 88 118.33% 18.33%Winfield Elementary SW 507 496 485 11 102.27% 2.27%Woodbridge Elementary SW 459 438 432 6 101.39% 1.39%Woodmoor Elementary SW 558 521 631 -110 82.57% -17.43%SW Area Elementary Totals SW 10,752 10,271 9,919 352 103.55% 3.55%
SW Area Middle SchoolsArbutus Middle SW 807 807 1,036 -229 77.90% -22.10%Catonsville Middle SW 794 794 774 20 102.58% 2.58%Lansdowne Middle SW 672 672 954 -282 70.44% -29.56%Southwest Academy Magnet Middle SW 798 798 1,101 -303 72.48% -27.52%Windsor Mill Middle SW 454 454 720 -266 63.06% -36.94%Woodlawn Middle SW 626 626 953 -327 65.69% -34.31%SW Area Middle Totals SW 4,151 4,151 5,538 -1387 74.95% -25.05%
SW Area High SchoolsCatonsville High SW 1,719 1,719 1,729 -10 99.42% -0.58%Lansdowne High SW 1,211 1,211 1,420 -209 85.28% -14.72%Western School of Technology SW 936 936 1,009 -73 92.77% -7.23%Woodlawn High SW 1,451 1,451 2,129 -678 68.15% -31.85%SW Area High Totals SW 5,317 5,317 6,287 -970 84.57% -15.43%
SW Area Special Education SchoolsMaiden Choice School * SW 109
SW Area Alternative SchoolsBridge Center * SW 16Catonsville Center for Alternative Studies * SW 65Meadowood Education Center * SW 31SW Area Alternative School Totals 112
SW Area Charter SchoolsImagine Discovery Public Charter School * SW 555
Capacities in bold are updated for the 2013/2014 school year.Schools marked with * do not reflect capacity due to program.% Capacities with red shading reflect enrollment greater than 90.00% capacity.% Capacities with blue shading reflect enrollment less than 60.00% capacity.
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Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40Baltimore Highlands ES 40
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Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151Hillcrest ES 151
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Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westowne ES 88Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98Westchester ES 98
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Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82Chadwick ES 82
Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110Woodmoor ES -110
Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159Hebbville ES -159
Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113Featherbed Lane ES -113
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Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112Relay ES 112
Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64Halethorpe ES 64
BCPS Elementary SchoolsOver and Under Capacity
100 to 75050 to 100
1 to 50-50 to 1
-100 to -50-750 to -100
Number following school name indicatesamount over or under capacity. Negativenumbers indicate under capacity.
Elementary enrollments over and undercapacity are expressed in terms ofFull Time Equivalent (FTE). This factors100% of students in Grades 1-5 and Full Day Kindergarten students, and 50% of Prekindergarten students.
9/30/2013 BCPS Southwest Area Elementary Schools Over and Under Capacity
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Northwest Area9/30/13 9/30/13 State Number % of % Over/
School Area Enroll FTE Capacity Students Capacity UnderEnroll 2013 +/- Capacity Capacity
NW Area Elementary SchoolsBedford Elementary NW 285 285 309 -24 92.23% -7.77%Campfield Center NW 377 267 322 -55 82.92% -17.08%Cedarmere Elementary NW 478 463 474 -11 97.68% -2.32%Chatsworth Elementary NW 385 381 442 -61 86.20% -13.80%Church Lane Elementary NW 501 491 476 15 103.15% 3.15%Deer Park Elementary NW 459 439 451 -12 97.34% -2.66%Fort Garrison Elementary NW 434 434 431 3 100.70% 0.70%Franklin Elementary NW 498 482 473 9 101.90% 1.90%Glyndon Elementary NW 471 461 520 -59 88.65% -11.35%Hernwood Elementary NW 424 410 415 -5 98.80% -1.20%Milbrook Elementary NW 384 384 319 65 120.38% 20.38%New Town Elementary NW 971 971 703 268 138.12% 38.12%Owings Mills Elementary NW 851 812 699 113 116.17% 16.17%Randallstown Elementary NW 394 394 398 -4 98.99% -1.01%Reisterstown Elementary NW 540 519 450 69 115.33% 15.33%Scotts Branch Elementary NW 560 560 511 49 109.59% 9.59%Summit Park Elementary NW 465 459 336 123 136.61% 36.61%Timber Grove Elementary NW 612 603 600 3 100.50% 0.50%Wellwood Elementary NW 462 462 455 7 101.54% 1.54%Winand Elementary NW 522 475 583 -108 81.48% -18.52%Woodholme Elementary NW 932 932 676 256 137.87% 37.87%NW Area Elementary Totals NW 11,005 10,684 10,043 641 106.38% 6.38%
NW Area Middle SchoolsDeer Park Magnet Middle NW 1,263 1,263 1,368 -105 92.32% -7.68%Franklin Middle NW 1,288 1,288 1,389 -101 92.73% -7.27%Old Court Middle NW 627 627 983 -356 63.78% -36.22%Pikesville Middle NW 953 953 1,006 -53 94.73% -5.27%Sudbrook Magnet Middle NW 1,021 1,021 1,060 -39 96.32% -3.68%NW Area Middle Totals NW 5,152 5,152 5,806 -654 88.74% -11.26%
NW Area High SchoolsFranklin High NW 1,542 1,542 1,647 -105 93.62% -6.38%Milford Mill Academy NW 1,460 1,460 1,465 -5 99.66% -0.34%New Town High NW 930 930 1,303 -373 71.37% -28.63%Owings Mills High NW 881 881 1,103 -222 79.87% -20.13%Pikesville High NW 881 881 1,006 -125 87.57% -12.43%Randallstown High NW 1,017 1,017 1,379 -362 73.75% -26.25%NW Area High Totals NW 6,711 6,711 7,903 -1,192 84.92% -15.08%
Capacities in bold are updated for the 2013/2014 school year.Schools marked with * do not reflect capacity due to program.% Capacities with red shading reflect enrollment greater than 90.00% capacity.% Capacities with blue shading reflect enrollment less than 60.00% capacity.
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Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65Milbrook ES 65
Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7Wellwood ES 7
Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123Summit Park ES 123
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Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256Woodholme ES 256
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Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69Reisterstown ES 69
Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59Glyndon ES -59
Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3Timber Grove ES 3
Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9Franklin ES 9
Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49Scotts Branch ES 49
Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4Randallstown ES -4
Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15Church Lane ES 15
Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Deer Park ES -12Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Hernwood ES -5Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108Winand ES -108
Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3Fort Garrison ES 3
Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11Cedarmere ES -11
New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268New Town ES 268
Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24Bedford ES -24
Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113Owings Mills ES 113
BCPS Elementary SchoolsOver and Under Capacity
100 to 75050 to 100
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Number following school name indicatesamount over or under capacity. Negativenumbers indicate under capacity.
Elementary enrollments over and undercapacity are expressed in terms ofFull Time Equivalent (FTE). This factors100% of students in Grades 1-5 and Full Day Kindergarten students, and 50% of Prekindergarten students.
9/30/2013 BCPS Northwest Area Elementary Schools Over and Under Capacity
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Central Area9/30/13 9/30/13 State Number % of % Over/
School Area Enroll FTE Capacity Students Capacity UnderEnroll 2013 +/- Capacity Capacity
C Area Elementary SchoolsCarroll Manor Elementary C 341 341 362 -21 94.20% -5.80%Cromwell Valley Regional Magnet C 449 449 411 38 109.25% 9.25%Fifth District Elementary C 257 257 274 -17 93.80% -6.20%Halstead Academy C 500 461 516 -55 89.34% -10.66%Hampton Elementary C 554 554 648 -94 85.49% -14.51%Jacksonville Elementary C 599 599 637 -38 94.03% -5.97%Lutherville Laboratory C 565 554 407 147 136.12% 36.12%Oakleigh Elementary C 576 553 496 57 111.49% 11.49%Padonia International Elementary C 483 453 311 142 145.66% 45.66%Pinewood Elementary C 601 596 566 30 105.30% 5.30%Pleasant Plains Elementary C 581 561 509 52 110.22% 10.22%Pot Spring Elementary C 618 598 477 121 125.37% 25.37%Prettyboy Elementary C 428 428 398 30 107.54% 7.54%Riderwood Elementary C 490 490 463 27 105.83% 5.83%Rodgers Forge Elementary C 444 444 396 48 112.12% 12.12%Seventh District Elementary C 423 416 461 -45 90.24% -9.76%Sparks Elementary C 563 562 410 152 137.07% 37.07%Stoneleigh Elementary C 739 739 700 39 105.57% 5.57%Timonium Elementary C 466 466 395 71 117.97% 17.97%Villa Cresta Elementary C 679 653 637 16 102.51% 2.51%Warren Elementary C 435 418 395 23 105.82% 5.82%West Towson Elementary C 542 542 451 91 120.18% 20.18%C Area Elementary Totals C 11,333 11,134 10,320 814 107.89% 7.89%
C Area Middle SchoolsCockeysville Middle C 769 769 1,049 -280 73.31% -26.69%Dumbarton Middle C 970 970 1,114 -144 87.07% -12.93%Hereford Middle C 924 924 1,123 -199 82.28% -17.72%Loch Raven Academy C 778 778 901 -123 86.35% -13.65%Ridgely Middle C 1,100 1,100 1,070 30 102.80% 2.80%C Area Middle Totals C 4,541 4,541 5,257 -716 86.38% -13.62%
C Area High SchoolsDulaney High C 1856 1856 1,984 -128 93.55% -6.45%George Washington Carver Center C 841 841 1,028 -187 81.81% -18.19%Hereford High C 1273 1273 1,230 43 103.50% 3.50%Loch Raven High C 888 888 975 -87 91.08% -8.92%Towson High C 1444 1444 1,260 184 114.60% 14.60%C Area High Totals C 6,302 6,302 6,477 -175 97.30% -2.70%
C Area Special Education SchoolsRidge Ruxton * C 115White Oak School * C 103C Area Special Education School Totals C 218
C Area Alternative SchoolsDetention Center * C 14
Capacities in bold are updated for the 2013/2014 school year.Schools marked with * do not reflect capacity due to program.% Capacities with red shading reflect enrollment greater than 90.00% capacity.% Capacities with blue shading reflect enrollment less than 60.00% capacity.
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Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38Jacksonville ES -38
Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Carroll Manor ES -21Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23Warren ES 23
Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121Pot Spring ES 121
Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142Padonia ES 142
Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30Pinewood ES 30
Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27Riderwood ES 27
Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Lutherville ES 147Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94Hampton ES -94
Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71Timonium ES 71
Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks ES 152Sparks E