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What is driving the capacity problem at Pioneer Middle School? Is it an issue of Core capacity or classroom space?

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What is driving the capacity problem at Pioneer Middle School? Is it an issue of Core capacity or classroom space?

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Core capacity at Pioneer Middle School is reported by the Capital Planning and Programming staff to be 1,770 as of September 2009; however, classroom space at Pioneer Middle School is reported to be 1,175 in permanent capacity. With enrollment having been and anticipated to remain over 1,440, Pioneer Middle School is expected to continue to exceed the amount of classroom space the school was designed to accommodate. (Contact: Jim Kale, Facilities & Construction Management, Facility Management, Planning & Site Acquisition 754-321-1942) (Contact: Jill Young, Educational Programs, School Boundaries 754-321-2480) Return to top… • Considering the Comprehensive Plan mandates of HB 697, communities will have to revise plans to have policies to address greenhouse gas emissions. Have these mandates been considered in the currently proposed boundary changes? Additional information may be forthcoming. Please see frequently asked question #34 and #30.