CITY OF HARTFORD of Hartford, provided detailed information on the school construction timeline and development process, as well as construction schedules for the planned renovations

CITY OF HARTFORD

ANALYSIS OF THE HARTFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS

FACILITIES – CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM

FINAL REPORT

February 2006

Prepared For: Eddie A. Perez, Mayor

Planning Division, City of Hartford Department of Development Services And

City of Hartford Board of Education

Prepared By: Harrall-Michalowski Associates, Inc.

Hamden, Connecticut

Analysis of the Hartford Public Schools Facilities – Capital Improvements Program FINAL REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page I. Introduction and Purpose..........................................................................1

II. Description of Educational System Components....................................4

III. Sheff v. O’Neill..........................................................................................13

IV. School Facilities Physical Conditions and Capacities...........................16

V. Current Capital Improvements Budget and Timeline...........................21

VI. Enrollment Projections ............................................................................30

VII. Initial Implications of Capital Improvements and

Enrollment Projections ............................................................................34

VIII. Conclusions and Recommendations ......................................................39

APPENDIX: Flowcharts

MAPS

After Page

Map #1: Elementary School District Boundaries 5 Map #2: Middle School District Boundaries 5 Map #3: High School District Boundaries 5 Map #4: Magnet Schools – City of Hartford & CREC 6 Map #5: Elementary School Facilities Year Built 16 Map #6: Elementary School Facilities Year Renovated 16 Map #7: Elementary School Facility Conditions 16 Map #8: Elementary School Facilities Capital Improvement Plan 23 Map #9: Elementary School Facilities 2004 Capacity vs. Planned Capacity 25 Map #10: Middle & Elementary Schools Capacity & Enrollment Summary 33 Map #11: Elementary School Facilities 2004 Enrollment & Capacity Difference 34

Analysis of the Hartford Public Schools Facilities – Capital Improvements Program Page 1 FINAL REPORT

I. Introduction and Purpose This study and subsequent report was undertaken to evaluate the Hartford school system’s future educational facilities needs in light of recent enrollment trends, development of magnet schools and other relevant factors. The recommendations and conclusions contained in this report are intended to guide policy decisions regarding school construction and renovation projects, as well as programmatic adjustments, for the Hartford school system over the next decade. Drawing on a wide variety of information sources, this report is intended to provide an overview of the components of the Hartford educational system, examine issues that particularly impact the City of Hartford schools such as new school construction and renovation and the Sheff v. O’Neill mandates. The report also synthesizes information regarding school enrollment capacities and projected enrollments into a comprehensive analysis of the near-term future of the Hartford school system, provides analysis of this information and identifies areas of particular concern that are recommended for more intense study and evaluation. Contacts and Coordinating Parties A number of departments and individuals assisted in the collection and provision of data, explanation of educational facilities, programs and components, and analysis of current conditions and future needs of the school system in support of this study and report. Dr. Roger O’Brien, Director of Planning Services for the City, served as the chief coordinator on behalf of the City of Hartford. In addition to facilitating meetings between the consultants and city and regional staff, Dr. O’Brien provided up to date information on city policies impacting the school system and educational facilities, insights into specific educational programs and assistance in planning the outline and content of this report. Mr. Lee Erdmann, Chief Operating Officer for the City of Hartford, was also instrumental in providing direction and feedback for the development of goals and policies in this report, as well as information on particular school system components such as the provision of early childhood educational services. Dr. Al Hinds, Chief of Building Operations for the Hartford Public Schools Building and Grounds Department, assisted in providing physical plant information for each school in the Hartford system, detailed construction plans and timelines for schools under construction or scheduled for renovation and additional information on the grade structure and capacities of existing and proposed schools. Dr. Hinds also provided school renovation information for the period of time between the completion of the Hartford Public Schools Facilities Study in May 2000 and the present time. Mr. Charles Crocini, Director of Capital Projects for the City of Hartford, provided detailed information on the school construction timeline and development process, as well as construction schedules for the planned renovations in the Hartford school system. Ms. Gloria DeJesus and Ms. Regina Blake of the Office of Assessment, Evaluation and Research at the Hartford Public Schools provided information on the methodology of student enrollment projections for the Hartford school system, including how issues such as new residential development and the creation of magnet schools are factored into the projection process. This information was critical in assessing


how student capacities at each of Hartford’s schools will be impacted into the near-term future. Dr. Bruce Douglas and Ms. Colleen Palmer of the Capitol Region Education Council (CREC) provided extensive background information on existing magnet schools and the Open Choice programs which they operate, as well as the projected future role of magnet schools and school choice within the regional education system. CREC’s operations, although not within the confines of the Hartford school system, have an important impact on the enrollments within and evolution of the Hartford Public Schools, particularly in relation to the Sheff v. O’Neill court case. Study Timeline and Process Work commenced in early summer 2005 with a focus on analyzing demographic trends and development patterns within the City of Hartford. Initial data on school enrollments and capacities were examined and analyzed on an introductory basis. The various educational facilities and program options available within the greater Hartford region were identified. The proposed capital budget for the school system, including projected cost, construction period and projected final student capacity, was reviewed. Maps were compiled identifying the location of educational facilities in the City of Hartford at the elementary, middle and high school levels, including magnet schools. Also identified through the use of maps were the age of educational facilities, year of most recent renovation, student capacities, existing student enrollments, and proposed capacity after planned renovations. Between mid-August and mid-September, meetings were held with the Capitol Region Education Council (CREC) and Dr. Al Hinds of the Building and Grounds Department. Information gathered from these meetings included more detailed data on school facilities and planned capacities, construction timelines and appropriations for individual schools, and the role of magnet schools within the overall education system. A meeting was also held with members of the Assessment, Evaluation and Research Department to identify the crucial components of the student enrollment projection process. In October, the information collected from earlier meetings was reviewed and a draft outline for the final report was prepared. The outline was reviewed with Dr. O’Brien and other pertinent staff members and suggested changes were made. The outline was finalized in early November. Upon completion of the outline, work on the draft report began with additional research on magnet schools, charter schools, school choice and other private educational choices. Background information on the Sheff v. O’Neill court case was collected, including obtaining documents from the City of Hartford’s Corporation Counsel Office. Additional outside sources of information were located and used, such as the State of Connecticut’s Department of Education website, Trinity College’s Educational Studies Program and “Cities, Suburbs and Schools” research project websites, the Archdiocese of Hartford’s Office of Catholic Schools website, and a variety of news and information sources regarding Hartford. Information on school enrollments, school capacities, and planned construction activities were converted to tabular format for ease of comparison and analysis. Data from the Hartford Public Schools Facilities Study (or the “2040 Plan”) was condensed and analyzed. In mid to late November, the text of the draft report was drafted


and analysis of the information gathered was completed. The body of text herein represents a final report. 2040 Plan The Hartford Public Schools Facilities Study, a lso known as the “2040 Plan”, was completed in May 2000 by Jeter, Cook & Jepson Architects, Inc. The plan was undertaken to provide the City of Hartford with a comprehensive overview of the existing school facilities and to create detailed plans for future school construction and renovation activities. Each existing school was analyzed and evaluated in terms of numerous criteria, including condition of the physical structure, existing square footage, student capacity, date of construction and/or renovation, program issues, specific space needs and site development issues. Detailed recommended renovation plans and project budgets were completed for each school, as well as specifications for converting the school system from a K-5/6-8/9-12 school format to a PK-8/9-12 format. Finally, the report provided recommendations for which schools should be renovated and a timeline for when renovation should begin on each. This document serves as the foundation for Hartford’s current school system capital improvements planning policy. As such, the 2040 Plan also serves as the starting point for this report and its recommendations and timeline will be evaluated in terms of actual school construction activity that has already occurred. Recommended future construction activities will be examined in light of recent school enrollment projections and the impact of magnet schools, school choice programs and other pertinent changes to the educational landscape of the Hartford region.


II. Description of Educational System Components Traditional Public Schools At present, the City of Hartford has 30 traditional public schools. This number includes 22 elementary schools, three middle schools, three high schools and the two branches of the Hartford Transitional Learning Academy (HTLA). There is a wide variety of grade configurations represented, and the school system is currently in the process of reconfiguring from an elementary school/middle school/high school format to one of PreK-8 and 9-12 schools. In doing so, the three middle schools in Hartford (Quirk, Bellizzi and Fox) are planned for conversion to elementary school facilities. At present, there are no plans to construct any additional traditional public schools in the City of Hartford. Table 1 on the following page lists these thirty schools. Maps #1 through #3 that follow Table 1 illustrate the locations of the elementary middle and high schools in Hartford in relation to neighborhood boundaries prepared by the City of Hartford.


Table 1

Hartford Traditional Public Schools

School Name Address Grades 2005

Enrollment Elementary School Barnard Brown 1304 Main Street PreK-6 428 Batchelder 757 New Britain Avenue PreK-8 552 Betances 42 Charter Oak Avenue PreK-6 406 Burns 195 Putnam Street PreK-6 619 Burr 400 Wethersfield Avenue K-8 435 Clark 75 Clark Street PreK-6 385 Dwight 585 Wethersfield Avenue PreK-5 501 *Hooker 200 Sherbrooke Avenue PreK-8 510 Kennelly 180 White Street PreK-8 692 M.D. Fox 470 Maple Avenue PreK-5 822 M.L. King 25 Ridgefield Street PreK-6 701 McDonough 111 Hillside Avenue PreK-6 435 Milner 104 Vine Street PreK-6 396 Moylan 101 Catherine Street PreK-8 582 Naylor 639 Franklin Avenue PreK-8 579 Parkville 1755 Park Street PreK-6 561 Rawson 260 Holcomb Street PreK-6 314 Sanchez 176 Babcock Street PreK-6 489 SAND 1750 Main Street PreK-6 352 Twain 395 Lyme Street PreK-6 289 West Middle 927 Asylum Avenue PreK-6 690 Wish 350 Barbour Street PreK-6 433 TOTAL 10,661** Middle School Bellizzi 215 South Street 6-8 669 Fox 305 Greenfield Street 7-8 754 Quirk 85 Edwards Street 7-8 813 TOTAL 2,236 High School Bulkeley 300 Wethersfield Avenue 9-12 1,615 Hartford Public 55 Forest Street 9-12 1,444 Weaver 415 Granby Street 9-12 1,302 TOTAL 4,361 Other HTLA Annex 150 Tower Avenue K-6 74 HTLA 110 Washington Avenue 7-12 88 TOTAL 162 GRAND TOTAL 17,420

* Scheduled to become a magnet school. ** Does not include enrollments of Hooker Elementary School.

Source: Hartford Public Schools.

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Map #1Elementary SchoolDistrict Boundaries

THIS MAP IS INTENDED FOR PLANNING PURPOSESONLY. DELINEATIONS MAY NOT BE EXACT.

Sources:

Parcel Basemap: City of HartfordNeighborhood Boundaries: City of Hartford

School District Boundaries:As Digitized From Map Titled "August 2003 City of Hartford Middle School Districts".

H A R R A L L - M I C H A L O W S K IA S S O C I A T E S, INCORPORATEDHAMDEN, CONNECTICUT September 2005

1. Barnard-Brown School (PK-6)2. Louis W. Batchelder School (PK-8)3. Dr. Ramon E. Betances School (PK-6)4. Dominick F. Burns School (PK-6)5. Alfred E. Burr School (K-8)6. John C. Clark Jr. School (PK-6)7. Henry C. Dwight School (PK-5)8. Annie Fisher Magnet School (PK-8)9. M.D. Fox Elementary School (PK-5)10. Mary M. Hooker School (PK-6)11. Eleanor B. Kennelly School (PK-8)12. M.L. King Jr. School (PK-6)13. Richard J. Kinsella Magnet School (PK-7)14. Thomas J. McDonough School (PK-6)15. Thirman L. Milner School (PK-6)16. Cornelius A. Moylan School (PK-8)17. Dr. James H. Naylor School (PK-8)18. Parkville Community School (PK-6)19. Sarah J. Rawson(PK-6)20. Maria C. Colon Sanchez Elem. School (PK-6)21. SAND School (PK-6)22. Simpson Waverly Magnet School (PK-6)23. Mark Twain School (PK-6)24. Noah Webster Magnet School (PK-8)25. West Middle Elem. School (PK-6)26. Fred D. Wish School (PK-6)27. Breakthrough Magnet School (PK-8)28. Hartford Transitional Learning Academy (K-5)29. Jumoke Academy Charter School (PK-5)30. The Learning Corridor Montessori Magnet31. University of Hartford Regional Magnet (PK-5)

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City of Hartford

Map #2Middle School

District Boundaries


Sources:


School District Boundaries:As Digitized From Map Titled "August 2003 City of Hartford Elementary School Districts".

0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1Miles

1. Louis W. Batchelder School (PK-8)2. Alfred E. Burr School (K-8)3. Lewis Fox Middle School (7-8)4. Elenor B. Kennelly School (PK-8)5. Dr, James H. Naylor School (PK-8)6. Thomas J. Quirk Middle School (7-8)7. Dr. Joseph J. Bellizzi Middle School (South) (6-8)8. Noah Webster Magnet School (PK-8)9. Hartford Transitional Learning Academy (6-12)10. Hartford Magnet Middle School (6-8)11. Breakthrough Magnet School (PK-8)12. Hartford Classical Magnet School (6-12)13. Capital Preparatory Magnet School (6-12)14. Metropolitan Learning Center Regional Magnet School (6-12) (Not Shown on Map; Bloomfield)15. Two Rivers Regional Magnet (6-8)

Middle Schools

Hartford Middle Schools

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School District Boundaries:As Digitized From Map Titled "August 2003 City of Hartford Elementary School Districts".

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1. Morgan G. Bulkeley High School (9-12)2. Hartford Public High School (9-12)3. Weaver High School (9-12)4. Hartford Transitional Learning Academy (6-12)5. Greater Hartford Academy of Math & Science Greater Hartford Academy of Arts (9-12)6. Sport Sciences Academy (9-12)6A. Sport Sciences Academy Future Location (9-12) 7. University High School of Science & Engineering Magnet School (9-12)7A. Future Location University High School of Science & Engineering Magnet School (9-12)8. Pathways to Technology Magnet School (9-12)8A. Future Location Pathways to Technology Magnet School (9-12)9. International Baccalaureate Academy - Regional Magnet School (Not shown on Map; East Hartford)10. Great Path Academy Regional Magnet School (9-12) (Not shown on Map; Manchester)11. Hartford Classical Magnet School (6-12)12. Capital Preparatory Magnet School (6-12)


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Interdistrict Magnet Schools – Hartford There are twelve magnet schools that are operated by the City of Hartford; in other words, they have been established by the Hartford Board of Education, but are open to students from throughout the region. There is also the possibility of other schools, such as Dwight Elementary School and Kennelly Elementary School, eventually converting to magnet schools as well. The target enrollment for Hartford students in these schools is 70%, with the other 30% coming from other school districts. Table 2 below identifies the twelve existing magnet schools.

Table 2 Hartford Interdistrict Magnet Schools

Source: Hartford Public Schools. Interdistrict Magnet Schools – CREC The Capitol Region Education Council (CREC) currently manages eight magnet schools within the greater Hartford region. Of these eight schools, three are located within the City of Hartford. All eight schools are open to Hartford students. Map #4 identifies the locations of both the City of Hartford magnet schools and those operated by CREC.

School Name Address Grades Enrollment Status Breakthrough Magnet 290 Brookfield Street PreK-8 215 Completed Hartford Magnet Middle 53 Vernon Street 6-8 605 Completed Annie Fisher Multiple Intelligences Magnet

280 Plainfield Street PreK-8 602 Planned 2008

Simpson-Waverly Classical Magnet 55 Waverly Street PreK-6 411 Design Phase Noah Webster MicroSociety Magnet 5 Cone Street PreK-8 580 April 2006 Capital Preparatory Magnet 950 Main Street 6-12 209 Design Phase Kinsella Magnet 65 Van Block Avenue PreK-7 444 Planned 2008 Hooker Magnet 200 Sherbrooke Avenue PreK-8 334 Planned 2009 Greater Hartford Classical Magnet 85 Woodland Street 6-12 484 Completed Pathways to Technology Interdistrict Magnet

184 Windsor Avenue 9-12 233 Design Phase

Sports & Medical Sciences Academy 275 Asylum Street 9-12 400 Design Phase University High School for Science & Engineering

30 Elizabeth Street 9-12 198 Design Phase

TOTAL 4,715

Documents

CITY OF HARTFORD of Hartford, provided detailed information on the school construction timeline and development process, as well as construction schedules for the planned renovations