ATTENTION BOOKER ARTS MAGNET (B.A.M.) FAMILY! [LRSD Community Blueprint Survey]


ATTENTION BOOKER ARTS MAGNET (B.A.M.) FAMILY!

Let's convert B.A.M. into a STEAM School K-5 or K-8 where the school theme is "Coding in the Arts" with an infusion of technology into already existing arts programs to compete with area Charter Schools.  B.A.M. already has the ability to host large events due to its full-size gym (that includes drama performance and orchestra) and track with a football field.  Furthermore, B.A.M. is the only elementary school in the LRSD and the Little Rock Charter School System with an elementary arts program, which includes orchestra, piano lab, drama, creative movement, choir, and visual arts.  It is ranked in the top 4 in low facility upgrade needs according to the Fanning-Howey with recognition for having a greater percentage of students in the ready and exceeding categories on 2018 Spring ACT Aspire.

Be sure to use the information above when you complete and submit the LRSD Community Blueprint Survey, thank you!

Click the survey link below.  After you answer a few brief questions, it will take you to a “request” for a survey, which will then be emailed to you.  The purpose of the survey request is to generate open feedback and to protect the integrity of the information that is submitted. 

Community Blueprint


Click the survey link below.  After you answer a few brief questions, it will take you to a “request” for a survey, which will then be emailed to you.  The purpose of the survey request is to generate open feedback and to protect the integrity of the information that is submitted.
The deadline for submitting your survey response is at midnight on October 5, 2018.
Comprised of parents, staff and community members, groups of Little Rock School District stakeholders will assist in evaluating criteria, prioritizing needs, and making recommendations for schools and administrative buildings as part of the District’s 5-year Community Blueprint.

Stakeholders will also have an opportunity to observe presentations from the meetings via live streaming on LRSD’s Facebook page and will be able to provide input via an online survey.  Additional updates will be posted on the District’s website: lrsd.org/lrsdcommunityblueprint.
Please click to download detailed information below about the LRSD Community Blueprint Process, why we are doing this, the agenda for the design sessions and details about the decisions before us.
Community Blueprint Design Discussion Details
Why We Are Doing This Work Now
Community Blueprint Design Discussion Details
Why We Are Doing This Work Now

INPUT FROM COMMUNITY DESIGN SESSIONS:   


Working Documents from Design Discussions
(Updates will be added following meetings)
A detailed spreadsheet about all of the schools in the district is available below:
Location: 2016 Barber St, Little Rock, AR 72206, USA

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

A Vision for Parkview High School: A Community Member’s Dream

Image
A Vision for Parkview High School: A Community Member’s Dream Hello, fellow Parkview Patriots! Today, I want to share with you a vision, a dream of what our beloved Parkview High School could look like in the future. This is not an official plan from the Little Rock School District, but a rendering drafted by a member of our community who, like all of us, cares deeply about our school. Imagine our current football/track field, but picture it upgraded with bleachers on both the home and away sides. Now, connect that field to a brand new arena. The upper level of this proposed facility would feature a dual-sided press box and hospitality suites, offering panoramic views of both the football field and the basketball court. But the vision doesn’t stop there. Picture our open green space transformed into additional parking lots and tennis courts. This would not only enhance accessibility but also expand our sports facilities. The best part? This vision aims to achieve all these upgrades wit
Read more

Feasibility Conversation Starter Regarding Relocating Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School

Image
Feasibility Conversation Starter Regarding Relocating Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School By Walter Washington WLWashington@UALR.edu Posted: 10:53 PM CST, Thursday, November 23, 2023 The feasibility of relocating Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School from its current location in ZIP code 72204 to either 72205 or 72223 in Little Rock, Arkansas, would depend on a variety of factors.  These could include the availability of suitable land or buildings in the new location, the cost of relocation, the impact on students and staff, and the potential benefits to the school and wider community . Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School is currently located at 2501 John Barrow Rd, Little Rock, AR, 72204 .  It provides enrollment to more than 1,100 students and offers undergraduate, preprofessional, and technical education programs .  The school has a diverse and unique educational experience, offering specialized courses in science, band, dance, orchestra, theatre, vocal musi
Read more

The Case for Renovating Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School

Image
  Photo by Kimberly Farmer on Unsplash The Case for Renovating Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School In the heart of Little Rock, Arkansas, stands a beacon of educational excellence - Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School. This institution has been a cornerstone of the community, nurturing generations of students with its unique and enriching arts and science curriculum. However, recent developments have sparked a debate about the future of this beloved school. The Dilemma The Little Rock School District (LRSD) is considering constructing a new high school, the Little Rock West High School of Innovation 1 . Initially, the school was expected to cost $85 million 1 . However, recent estimates have revealed that the price of the new school will run far beyond budget, costing up to $153,683,057 1 . This significant increase in cost has raised concerns about the fiscal responsibility of such a project. The Case for Renovation While the prospect of a new school might seem appe
Read more