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Education Facilities Colchester has four school facilities and uses a combination of buildings and modular classrooms to accommodate current enrollments. Schools enrollments are increasing and this is expected to continue through the planning period. In fact, the current capacity of the existing facilities may be exceeded by the 2001-02 school year. Jackter Elementary School Colchester Intermediate School Johnston Memorial School Bacon Academy 88
Colchester School Facilities Type School Grades 99-00 Enrolled Building Module Capacity Ratio Elementary Jack Jackter PK - 3 1,042 885 176 1,061 98% 315 Hall Hill Road Intermediate Colchester Intermediate 4 –5 499 410 88 498 100% 380 Norwich Avenue Middle W. J. Johnston Memorial 6 – 8 658 570 132 702 94% 360 Norwich Avenue High School Bacon Academy 611 Norwich Avenue 9 – 12 692 824 0 824 84% Subtotal 2,689 396 Total PK-12 2,891 3,085 94% Note: The capacity estimates presented in this table estimate full capacity of school classrooms and modular classrooms. In practice, maximum operational capacity is about 85 percent of full capacity. Modular capacity includes eight modular rooms expected to be added to the system for the 1998-99 school year (one at Jack Jackter, four at Colchester Intermediate, and three at W.J. Johnston). The capacity of a classroom (building or modular) is 20 to 22 students. Meeting Surveys How are Town efforts at providing local educational facilities Too Little 49% Just Right 49% Too Much 2% How are Town efforts at providing local educational quality Too Little 35% Just Right 65% Too Much 0% Historic & Projected Total School Enrollments (Grades PK-12) 3,500 3,000 Grades K-12 2,500 Capacity 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 0 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 Historic & Projected School Enrollments by Grade 1,200 1,000 800 600 400 200 PK-3 Grades 4-5 Grades 6-8 Grades 9-12 0 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 Telephone Survey In the telephone survey, Colchester residents surveyed indicate that education was one of the most important issues facing the community. What Grade Would You Give Colchester Public Schools A 13% B 44% C 20% D 6% F 3% Don’t Know 15% Spending on Education Increased 57% About the Same 34% Decreased 6% Don’t Know 3% 89
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COLCHESTER
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2001 Colchester Plan of Conservatio
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2001 Colchester Plan of Conservatio
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Colchester Street Map
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PRIORITY ISSUES Many issues that ar
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Congregational Church As population
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Reasons For Moving To Colchester At
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Migration Statistics Year Household
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