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14 <br /> 1 Slide #22 <br /> HIGH SCHOOL (CHCCS) CURRENT STATE <br /> School Name Year Built Total Square Feet Deficiency Total FCI %Space Types <br /> %Space Types> %Teaching/ Capacity 2022-23 2022-23 <br /> Present min size Learning Tools Enrollment utilization <br /> Present <br /> Carrboro HS 2007 152,823 $ 33,983,248 45% 82% 35% 71% 851 853 l00% <br /> Chapel HIII IS 2020 320,328 $ 20,672,972 13% 83% 69% 79% 11535 11578 103% <br /> E.Chapel Hill HS 1996 279,992 $ 45,376,687 33% 84% 55% 77% 1,275 1,425 112% <br /> 2008 753,143 S 100,032,907 27% 83% 57% 76% 31661 3,856 105% <br /> o •$100 million in C • Utilization avg 3/3 80%+space <br /> deficiencies 0 105% a types <br /> 1 •27%avg FCI with N • 3 schools>100% CT • Highest FCl has <br /> 45%highest `V <br /> �o 0 lowest Ed Ad <br /> 2 — • Small spaces <br /> 3 David Sturtz said Woolpert recommends that an addition be built at Carrboro High School. <br /> 4 He said it was not designed as a comprehensive school and the space sizes are simply not there. <br /> 5 He said he wanted to recommend razing and rebuilding but based on the recent construction, <br /> 6 they could not prioritize that method. He said the addition would fit between the wings. <br /> 7 Chair Bedford said that the high school was designed to have an addition built in the future <br /> 8 for 400 students. She also suggested that with roof needs, some of the roofs may still be under <br /> 9 warranty. She said that would not cover the openings, but the warranty should be reviewed. <br /> 10 David Sturtz said they are all over utilized. <br /> 11 <br /> 12 <br />