Steering Committee Jan. 3 Meeting Video Recording

The Citizens’ Facility Advisory Committee (CFAC) will utilize the district’s long-range facility plan as we continue to manage growth across our 200-square miles.

Steering Committee

Develop a three- to five-year facility plan to meet the needs of this fast-growth school district. Facility considerations will include advising the Board on the number of buildings needed, by when, and recommended ancillary space (such as athletic, science, arts, and other support spaces) including technology infrastructure.

Subcommittees

Applications are currently closed for the 2023 CFAC Subcommittees.

High School Subcommittee

Develop a three- to five-year facility plan that provides for equitable, quality educational programs and meets the expectations of the community to include a detailed plan of expected high school and alternative schools needs, including ancillary spaces such as athletics, science, and technology. Committee will assess current high school facilities to identify areas needing improvement as well as potential use of optional programs and schools of choice at the High School level to further enhance the student experience and optimize the use of underutilized facilities while managing growth.

Middle School Subcommittee

Develop a three- to five-year facility plan that provides for equitable, quality educational programs and meets the expectations of the community to include a detailed plan of expected middle school needs, including ancillary spaces such as athletics, science, and technology. Committee will assess current middle school facilities to identify areas needing improvement as well as potential use of optional programs and schools of choice at the Middle School level to further enhance the student experience and optimize the use of underutilized facilities while managing growth.

Elementary School Subcommittee

Develop a three- to five-year facility plan that provides for equitable, quality educational programs and meets the expectations of the community to include a detailed plan of expected elementary school needs, and assess the current elementary school facilities to identify areas needing improvement as well as potential use of optional programs and schools of choice at the Elementary School level to further enhance the student experience and optimize the use of underutilized facilities while managing growth.

Technology Subcommittee

Develop a three- to five-year plan for technology needs that will support the provision of quality education programs and meet the expectations of the community as well as assess current technology service facilities to identify areas needing improvement, including infrastructure. Committee will develop a timeline for completion of each technology service project recommended and explore possibilities for cooperative projects with cities, counties, or other entities.

Ancillary Services Subcommittee

Develop a three- to five-year plan for central service and support areas that will support the provision of quality education programs and meet the expectations of the community to include central administration/instructional services, professional development, central athletic/co-curricular facilities, maintenance/grounds/warehouse facilities/transportation/child nutrition services/records retention/document production/science materials center. Committee will assess current ancillary service facilities to identify areas needing improvement and explore possibilities for cooperative projects with cities, counties, or other entities.

Security Subcommittee

Develop a three- to five-year plan for addressing the security needs of LISD facilities that will support the provision of quality education programs and meet the expectations of the community to include high schools, middle schools, elementary schools, alternative campuses, central administration/instructional service, professional development, central athletic/co-curricular facilities, maintenance/grounds/warehouse facilities/transportation/child nutrition services/records retention/document production/science materials center. Committee will explore possibilities for cooperative projects with cities, counties, or other entities.


Steering Committee Meeting
6 p.m. Monday, September 26, 2022
September 26 Agenda

Steering Committee/Subcommittee Group Meeting
6:30 p.m. Monday, September 26, 2022
September 26 Agenda

Steering Committee Update 1
6:30 p.m. Wednesday, November 16, 2022
November 16 Agenda

Steering Committee/Subcommittee Group Meeting
6:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 6, 2022
December 6 Presentation | December 6 Continuum Results

Steering Committee – Subcommittee Recommendations
6:00 p.m. Tuesday, January 3, 2023
January 3 Agenda | January 3 Video Recording

Steering Committee – Subcommittee Recommendations
6:00 p.m. Thursday, January 5, 2023
January 5 Agenda |

Steering Committee – Subcommittee Recommendations
6:00 p.m. Tuesday, January 10, 2023
January 10 Agenda | January 10 Video Recording

Steering Committee Meeting
6 p.m. Wednesday, January 11, 2023
January 11 Video Recording

Steering Committee Meeting
6 p.m. Monday, January 16, 2023
January 16 Video Recording

To view the work being done by the subcommittees – including agendas, presentations, and other resources – please click on the subcommittee name below. 

Each subcommittee will work with a district administrator to evaluate district needs. Subcommittees will work with their team leaders and the steering committee to manage schedules and time.

The culmination of the CFAC planning could include a recommendation for a future bond election package, which will ultimately go to the Board of Trustees for final approval before being presented to voters.

CFAC Archive Documents

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