Jason Baker

This Capital Improvement Program outlines a comprehensive plan for Virginia Beach City Public Schools for the fiscal years 2026/27 through 2031/32. It details proposed investments in renovating, replacing, and modernizing school facilities, including projects for energy management, grounds, HVAC systems, reroofing, general renovations, playground equipment, and safe school improvements. The plan also includes funding summaries, demographic data, and a long-range facilities master plan update, all aimed at providing appropriate, safe, and well-maintained educational environments to support student success.

The business portion of the meeting commenced after the initial welcome. Key discussions focused on Old Donation School (ODS), including its mission statement, procedures for gifted identification and selection, and local/national norms related to student scoring. Breakout sessions explored the overall role of ODS within the VBCPS educational framework and student selection methods. The committee passed motions recommending the use of a 1-5 scale versus a 1-4 scale for ODS Selection, and recommended retaining individual scores rather than ranking by consensus. The meeting concluded with the acceptance of a resignation from a voting member due to lack of attendance.

This document outlines the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) for the Virginia Beach City Public Schools for the fiscal years 2024/25 through 2029/30. It details current and proposed projects focusing on the renovation, replacement, and modernization of school facilities, including energy management, HVAC, reroofing, grounds, playground equipment, and safe school improvements. The plan also addresses new projects such as the replacement of Princess Anne High School, B.F. Williams Elementary/Bayside 6th Grade Campus, and Bayside High School, alongside a comprehensive long-range facilities master plan update and system replacements. Funding sources and demographic data, including enrollment projections and building utilization, are also included to support the strategic allocation of resources for maintaining and improving the school division's infrastructure.

This document outlines the City of Virginia Beach's Capital Improvement Program for Fiscal Years 2013-14 through 2018-19, with a significant focus on Quality Education and Lifelong Learning. The program details capital projects for the City's school system and public libraries, encompassing new facility construction, renovation/rehabilitation, site acquisition, and technology upgrades. The plan aims to guide decisions on facility modernization and replacement, ensuring the maintenance of appropriate learning environments and supporting the education continuum to enhance individual capacity for self-reliance and societal contribution.

This document outlines the City of Virginia Beach's Capital Improvement Program (CIP) for Quality Education and Lifelong Learning (QELL) for fiscal years 2015-16 through 2020-21. The plan focuses on key areas such as school modernization, facility replacement, and comprehensive infrastructure renovations including HVAC systems, roofing, grounds, and instructional technology. The primary objective is to extend the useful life of educational facilities, maintain appropriate learning environments, and adequately support the city's school system and public libraries.