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gymnasium and fields. He does not feel that it would be appropriate to remove the building <br />because of the historical nature of it. This is his opinion only, but he thinks that the Board of <br />Education feels the same way. <br />Commissioner Nelson asked about the status of the HUAC systems in the older facilities. <br />Steve Scroggs listed the schools that have had complete HUAC replacements. The oldest <br />systems have been replaced. The Lincoln Center still has same parts from the original HUAC <br />system. He said that they are not in bad shape in the HUAC systems and the roofs. <br />Commissioner Gordon made reference to the science labs at Culbreth and asked what <br />would be done with these. Steve Scroggs said that this is outside the five-year window for the <br />base CIP. He said that they are dedicating monies now for the new schools and some of the <br />retrofitting is being pushed further out. <br />Chair Carey made reference to technology needs, and asked about the need far over <br />$800,000 and Steve Scroggs said that this is in addition to the $1 million allocation. This is <br />strictly for hardware costs. <br />Orange County Schools' Capital Invesment Plan <br />OCS Superintendent Shirley Carraway made this PowerPoint presentation. <br />CIP Process <br />10-Year Projection <br />Assessments Based on Unconstrained Resources <br />Inputs <br />o Superintendent & Associate Superintendent <br />o Principals <br />o Maintenance Director <br />o Strategic Plan <br />Age of School Facilities <br />SCHOOL YEAR OPENED <br />CPES 1956 <br />CES 1952 <br />ECES 1952 <br />GABES 1974 <br />HES 1952 <br />NHES 1991 <br />PES 2000 <br />ALSMS 1995 <br />CWS M S 1968 <br />GHMS 2006 <br />CRHS 2002 <br />OHS 1962 <br />PAAS 2007 <br />