2024 Crestwood Potential Bond Presentation & Community Committee Insights

Crestwood Potential Bond
Presentation
 
April 29, 2024
1
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee
46 Members of Staff, Students, and Community Invited 
40 Members Accepted 
Average of 30 Members in Attendance at each meeting
All members that accepted received continued updates and notes from each
meeting
2
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents
Mona Hijazi - Riverside Middle School / Crestwood High School 
Zainab Zeghir - Riverside Middle School / Crestwood High School 
Carol Walsh - Riverside Middle School
3
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents
Zainab Zeghir - Riverside Middle School / Crestwood High School 
Committee Process
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Meetings had a set of objectives
-
Everyone had a say in the process 
-
All ideas were heard and discussed
-
The process allowed for everyone’s ideas to be heard and discussed.  No ONE idea was better
than another. 
-
So many ideas and different view points allowed for new thoughts and potential
Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a parent
Elementary Schools will have updated cafeterias to support students and gym space to support
instruction 
RMS will be able to focus more on ALL student needs due to less students 
Home Schools will make a difference in student growth
4
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents
Mona Hijazi - Riverside Middle School / Crestwood High School
We need to transition our district to be focused on home schools,
programming, and updates. 
Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a parent
Elementary Home Schools with fifth grade
Allows for more social and emotional development 
Career Technical Education for Riverside and Crestwood High School 
Ninth Grade Academy in High School 
Gives ALL students options 
Enhances our District Facilities to meet the needs of children today
5
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents
Carol Walsh - Riverside Middle School 
Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a parent
This proposal is not a solution for just tomorrow, but for many years to come. 
Transitions our district to focus more on the student
Will create opportunities for all students 
300 Less students in the Middle School (Adjusted)
Improved traffic control for safety of students
More choices for students
Updates for buildings
6
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents
Mrs. Hijazi, Mrs. Walsh, and Mrs. Zaghir 
We support the Community Committee recommendation of:
-
$120 Million 
-
Very little difference between amounts for tax payers between $100
Million and $120 Million 
-
We need to do it all now for our future
7
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Students
Jamil Zeghir - Riverside Middle School
Hassan ElhajjHassan - Crestwood High School 
Sophie Monolidis - Crestwood High School
8
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Students
Jamil Zeghir - Riverside Middle School
Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a student
Riverside is too crowded and this would give us more choices for classes to take
A Ninth Grade Academy would make it easier for me to start high school so I will not be
around so many other students 
We need a new gym because our gym is old and we cannot do as much in it because we
have so many students and so many sports 
We need updated facilities if we want to be the best
9
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Students
Hassan ElhajjHassan - Crestwood High School 
Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a student
Alleviate crowding in the hallways at CHS
Creates more options for students at RMS and CHS 
Helps with the transition of incoming freshman to adjust 
10
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Students
Sophie Monolidis - Crestwood High School  
Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a student
Improved Drama and Band opportunities for all students 
More options for students 
This bond focuses on ALL programs
11
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents
Hassan, Jamil, Sophie
We support the Community Committee recommendation of:
-
$120 Million 
-
Very little difference between amounts for tax payers between $100
Million and $120 Million 
-
We need to do it all now for our future
12
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Staff
Joe Gonzalez - District Wide 
Jim Mosakowski - District Wide
Randa Abdallah - Hillcrest Elementary and Riverside Middle School
Batoul Hossein - Hillcrest Elementary 
Jen Ray - CHS and Alumnus of Crestwood  
13
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Staff
Joe Gonzalez - District Wide 
Jim Mosakowski - District Wide 
Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a staff member 
The unseen
Plumbing 
Electrical
Boilers HVAC
Infrastructure 
Energy 
14
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Staff
Randa Abdallah - Hillcrest Elementary and Riverside Middle School
Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a staff member 
Options for students 
Maintain Consistency for 5th Graders 
Support the social and emotional growth for 5th Graders 
Air Conditioning will allow for more focus in September, May, and June
Also will assist for summer school options 
15
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Staff
Batoul Hossein - Hillcrest Elementary 
Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a staff member 
More options for English Language Learners
Will help us focus more on the needs of the highest need students 
Will make kids more proud to be part of Crestwood Schools 
Will limit distractions because of overcrowding 
16
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Staff
Jen Ray - CHS and Alumnus of Crestwood 
Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a staff member 
Will help ninth graders transition smoother to high school 
Will allow for more focused interventions and options for ALL students
Will help with the social and emotional needs of students 
Will continue to Bring Pride to Crestwood
17
2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents
Jim, Joe, Randa, Batoul, Jen
We support the Community Committee recommendation of:
-
$120 Million 
-
Very little difference between amounts for tax payers between $100
Million and $120 Million 
-
We need to do it all now for our future
18
Overview - Dr. Mosallam
19
Additional Added Costs for Review
New High School - Approximate 
-
$200 Million
Current High School Renovations 
with 
10 new
classrooms and second floor
-
$56.9 Million 
Current High School Renovations 
without
 10
new classrooms and second floor
-
$50.5 Million
—--------- Comparative 
$263.2 Million Vs. Current $120.5 Million 
20
Large Costs for Discussion
Air Conditioning - Approximate 
Whole District 
-
$9.2 Million
-
$200,000 a Year Additional in Energy
Costs 
Common Large Gathering Areas 
-
$1.5 - 2 Million 
-
$25,000 - $50,000 a Year in Additional
Energy Costs 
  
Baseball and Softball Fields at CHS -
Approximate 
-
$2.3 Million 
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Riverside
Riverside Middle School 
                              
5th Grade to Elementary Schools
-
Reduce school population from 1400 students to 900 Students
-
10-11 Year Olds back to Elementary Schools
RMS Career Technical Center 
-
Computer Science / Artificial Intelligence
-
Medical / Nursing 
-
Criminal Justice / Education 
Improved Green Space in Back Play and Practice Area 
Improvements and Enhancements to Auditorium for Drama and Band 
Improvements for Science/Stem Instruction Areas
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Elementary Schools
Elementary Schools Classrooms
          
Highview Elementary
-
5 New Classrooms
Hillcrest Elementary
-
3 New Classrooms 
-
Additional Parking 
Kinloch Elementary
-
5 New Classrooms 
Early Childhood Center 
-
4 Classrooms
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Elementary Schools Building 
New Cafeterias 
New Kitchens 
Renovated Gyms
Playgrounds - As needed 
Fencing - As needed 
                        
High School
New Double Gym
-
Wrestling Facilities 
-
Weight Room
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Locker Room
-
Space for multiple gym classes
-
Allows for large events  
-
Allows for all bleachers to be used 
-
Allows for multiple sports to practice 
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Current Gym
-
No space for Wrestling Events 
-
Use of HYPE Athletics 
-
Locker Rooms are not functional 
-
Limited space for Gym Classes
-
Use of Elite Sports 
-
Limited space for practices 
-
Use of Elementary Schools and HYPE
Athletics 
-
Cannot use full bleachers 
-
Cannot host large events
***Will become an auxiliary gym in
coordination with new double gym
High School 
10 New Classrooms and Two Stories 
-
Will become Ninth Grade Academy
-
Potential placement in back of school
New Baseball and Softball Fields
-
Artificial Turf
-
New Dugouts
-
Scoreboard
New 50X50 Artificial Turf Practice Field
-
To accommodate multiple sports practicing
at the same time
-
To accommodate outdoor gym classes
Redesign of Maintenance Area to Expand Career
Technical Education
Facade Improvements
-
Redesignation of Office Space
-
Enhanced Student Front Lobby / Foyer
Area 
-
Improved Parking 
-
Improved Bus Loops
-
Improved Drop Off and Pick Up Zones
Improvements and Enhancements to
Auditorium for Drama and Band 
-
Scene Shop/Prop Storage/Green Room
+ Black Box addition
Hallway expansion to support student flow
25
All Schools and Buildings 
Air Conditioning 
-
Univents placed in last bond CAN be
used for new air conditioning units
Electrical Upgrades - As needed 
Plumbing Upgrades - As needed 
HVAC Upgrades - As needed 
Roofing Upgrades - As needed 
Furniture Upgrades - As needed
Technology Upgrades - As needed 
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Computers
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Sound Systems 
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Smart Boards 
Beautification Upgrades - As needed 
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Paint
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Windows
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Doors 
Security Upgrades 
Structural Needs - As needed
26
Updated Costs
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Update in CHS $6.4 Million in Project and $2.3 Million in Fees/Costs
27
Bond Amount Need - Dollars/Mills
 
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In April 2024, the Crestwood Potential Bond Presentation highlighted the involvement of 46 staff, students, and community members in the Community Committee. Parents like Mona Hijazi, Zainab Zeghir, and Carol Walsh voiced the importance of upgrades for the district focusing on student needs, emotional development, and career options. The proposal aims to enhance facilities for a better learning environment and opportunities for all students.

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  • Bond Presentation
  • Upgrades
  • Student Development

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  1. Crestwood Potential Bond Presentation April 29, 2024 1

  2. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee 46 Members of Staff, Students, and Community Invited 40 Members Accepted Average of 30 Members in Attendance at each meeting All members that accepted received continued updates and notes from each meeting 2

  3. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents Mona Hijazi - Riverside Middle School / Crestwood High School Zainab Zeghir - Riverside Middle School / Crestwood High School Carol Walsh - Riverside Middle School 3

  4. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents Zainab Zeghir - Riverside Middle School / Crestwood High School Committee Process - Meetings had a set of objectives - Everyone had a say in the process - All ideas were heard and discussed - The process allowed for everyone s ideas to be heard and discussed. No ONE idea was better than another. - So many ideas and different view points allowed for new thoughts and potential Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a parent Elementary Schools will have updated cafeterias to support students and gym space to support instruction RMS will be able to focus more on ALL student needs due to less students Home Schools will make a difference in student growth 4

  5. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents Mona Hijazi - Riverside Middle School / Crestwood High School We need to transition our district to be focused on home schools, programming, and updates. Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a parent Elementary Home Schools with fifth grade Allows for more social and emotional development Career Technical Education for Riverside and Crestwood High School Ninth Grade Academy in High School Gives ALL students options Enhances our District Facilities to meet the needs of children today 5

  6. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents Carol Walsh - Riverside Middle School Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a parent This proposal is not a solution for just tomorrow, but for many years to come. Transitions our district to focus more on the student Will create opportunities for all students 300 Less students in the Middle School (Adjusted) Improved traffic control for safety of students More choices for students Updates for buildings 6

  7. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents Mrs. Hijazi, Mrs. Walsh, and Mrs. Zaghir We support the Community Committee recommendation of: - - $120 Million Very little difference between amounts for tax payers between $100 Million and $120 Million We need to do it all now for our future - 7

  8. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Students Jamil Zeghir - Riverside Middle School Hassan ElhajjHassan - Crestwood High School Sophie Monolidis - Crestwood High School 8

  9. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Students Jamil Zeghir - Riverside Middle School Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a student Riverside is too crowded and this would give us more choices for classes to take A Ninth Grade Academy would make it easier for me to start high school so I will not be around so many other students We need a new gym because our gym is old and we cannot do as much in it because we have so many students and so many sports We need updated facilities if we want to be the best 9

  10. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Students Hassan ElhajjHassan - Crestwood High School Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a student Alleviate crowding in the hallways at CHS Creates more options for students at RMS and CHS Helps with the transition of incoming freshman to adjust 10

  11. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Students Sophie Monolidis - Crestwood High School Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a student Improved Drama and Band opportunities for all students More options for students This bond focuses on ALL programs 11

  12. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents Hassan, Jamil, Sophie We support the Community Committee recommendation of: - - $120 Million Very little difference between amounts for tax payers between $100 Million and $120 Million We need to do it all now for our future - 12

  13. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Staff Joe Gonzalez - District Wide Jim Mosakowski - District Wide Randa Abdallah - Hillcrest Elementary and Riverside Middle School Batoul Hossein - Hillcrest Elementary Jen Ray - CHS and Alumnus of Crestwood 13

  14. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Staff Joe Gonzalez - District Wide Jim Mosakowski - District Wide Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a staff member The unseen Plumbing Electrical Boilers HVAC Infrastructure Energy 14

  15. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Staff Randa Abdallah - Hillcrest Elementary and Riverside Middle School Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a staff member Options for students Maintain Consistency for 5th Graders Support the social and emotional growth for 5th Graders Air Conditioning will allow for more focus in September, May, and June Also will assist for summer school options 15

  16. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Staff Batoul Hossein - Hillcrest Elementary Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a staff member More options for English Language Learners Will help us focus more on the needs of the highest need students Will make kids more proud to be part of Crestwood Schools Will limit distractions because of overcrowding 16

  17. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Staff Jen Ray - CHS and Alumnus of Crestwood Why are these upgrades and updates important to me as a staff member Will help ninth graders transition smoother to high school Will allow for more focused interventions and options for ALL students Will help with the social and emotional needs of students Will continue to Bring Pride to Crestwood 17

  18. 2024 Potential Bond Community Committee Parents Jim, Joe, Randa, Batoul, Jen We support the Community Committee recommendation of: - - $120 Million Very little difference between amounts for tax payers between $100 Million and $120 Million We need to do it all now for our future - 18

  19. Overview - Dr. Mosallam 19

  20. Additional Added Costs for Review New High School - Approximate Current High School Renovations with 10 new classrooms and second floor - $200 Million - $56.9 Million Current High School Renovations without 10 new classrooms and second floor - $50.5 Million --------- Comparative $263.2 Million Vs. Current $120.5 Million 20

  21. Large Costs for Discussion Air Conditioning - Approximate Baseball and Softball Fields at CHS - Approximate Whole District - $2.3 Million - - $9.2 Million $200,000 a Year Additional in Energy Costs Common Large Gathering Areas - - $1.5 - 2 Million $25,000 - $50,000 a Year in Additional Energy Costs 21

  22. Riverside Riverside Middle School 5th Grade to Elementary Schools - - Reduce school population from 1400 students to 900 Students 10-11 Year Olds back to Elementary Schools RMS Career Technical Center - - - Computer Science / Artificial Intelligence Medical / Nursing Criminal Justice / Education Improved Green Space in Back Play and Practice Area Improvements and Enhancements to Auditorium for Drama and Band Improvements for Science/Stem Instruction Areas 22

  23. Elementary Schools Elementary Schools Classrooms Elementary Schools Building Highview Elementary New Cafeterias - 5 New Classrooms New Kitchens Hillcrest Elementary Renovated Gyms - - 3 New Classrooms Additional Parking Playgrounds - As needed Kinloch Elementary Fencing - As needed - 5 New Classrooms Early Childhood Center - 4 Classrooms 23

  24. High School Current Gym New Double Gym - No space for Wrestling Events - Use of HYPE Athletics Locker Rooms are not functional Limited space for Gym Classes - Use of Elite Sports Limited space for practices - Use of Elementary Schools and HYPE Athletics Cannot use full bleachers Cannot host large events - - - - - - - Wrestling Facilities Weight Room Locker Room Space for multiple gym classes Allows for large events Allows for all bleachers to be used Allows for multiple sports to practice - - - - - ***Will become an auxiliary gym in coordination with new double gym 24

  25. High School 10 New Classrooms and Two Stories Facade Improvements - - Will become Ninth Grade Academy Potential placement in back of school - - Redesignation of Office Space Enhanced Student Front Lobby / Foyer Area Improved Parking Improved Bus Loops Improved Drop Off and Pick Up Zones New Baseball and Softball Fields - - - - - - Artificial Turf New Dugouts Scoreboard Improvements and Enhancements to Auditorium for Drama and Band New 50X50 Artificial Turf Practice Field - To accommodate multiple sports practicing at the same time To accommodate outdoor gym classes - Scene Shop/Prop Storage/Green Room + Black Box addition - Hallway expansion to support student flow Redesign of Maintenance Area to Expand Career Technical Education 25

  26. All Schools and Buildings Technology Upgrades - As needed Air Conditioning - - - Computers Sound Systems Smart Boards - Univents placed in last bond CAN be used for new air conditioning units Electrical Upgrades - As needed Beautification Upgrades - As needed Plumbing Upgrades - As needed - - - Paint Windows Doors HVAC Upgrades - As needed Roofing Upgrades - As needed Security Upgrades Furniture Upgrades - As needed Structural Needs - As needed 26

  27. Updated Costs - Update in CHS $6.4 Million in Project and $2.3 Million in Fees/Costs 27

  28. Bond Amount Need - Dollars/Mills 28

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