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DESCRIPTORS- *BUDGETS, *SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION,*BOARDS OFEDUCATION, *CAPITAL OUTLAY (FOR FIXED ASSETS), TABLES (DATA),ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS, SPECIAL SCHOOLS,SECONDARY SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, EDUCATIONAL PARKS,EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES, SPENOMCCLOSKEY AMENDMENT

THIS FIRST DRAFT OF .THE NEW YORK CITY SCHOOL BUILDINGPROGRAM FOR 1968.-1974 CONSISTS OF LISTS OF (1) PROJECTSPROPOSED FOR INCLUSION IN THE 1968 -1969 CAPITAL BUDGET,ARRANGED IN ORDER OF PRIORITY, AND (2) PROJECTS RECOMMENDEDFOR INCLUSION IN THE ENSUING 5-YEAR PERIOD ( CAPITAL PROGRAMFOR.19691974): THE DRAFT WAS PREPARED FOR PUBLIC HEARINGS ONTHE LOCAL LEVEL. (AF)

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1969-1974 CAPITAL PROGRAM

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PREPARED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF

DR. BERNARD E. DONOVANSUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

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SCHOOL PLANNING AND RESEARCH DIVISION

ADRIAN BLUMENFELD DR. MORRIS NELSON SACHSADMINISTRATOR DIRECTOR, PROGRAMMING 81 RESEARCH

MAY 1967

BOARD OF EDUCATIONCITY OF NEW YORK

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THE PROPOSED SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAM

July 1, 1968 - June 30, 1969

CAPITAL PROGRAM

1969 - 1974

Prepared for Public Hearings by Local School Boards

TABLE OF CONTENTSPage

Foreword

Clarification of Terms VIII

Summary XI

Analysis of Proposed Building Program, 1968-1969 XII

Recapitulation by Boroughs XIV

Projects Recommended for Construction, 1968-1969 1

Projects Recommended for Advance Planning or 6Site Acquisition or Both, 1968-1969

Projects Recommended for Site Acquisition Only111968-1969

Capital Program, 1969-1974 15

Intermediate School Planning Areas 26

THE PROPOSED SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAM

July 1, 1968 - June 30, 1974

Prepared for Public HearingsTo Be Held By Local School Boards

FOREWORD

School congestion and school plant obsolescence are no secretsto millions of New Yorkers living in many sections of our city.Nor are the diverse and adverse effects of chronic ethnic problemsbeyond general knowledge or understanding. Children, parents,teachers and taxpayers continue to face such consequences as short-time instruction, curtailed programs, racial imbalance, leasedfacilities, portable classrooms, spiraling costs, bigger budgets,and higher taxes.

In his prefatory message to the Board of Estimate and TheCouncil which, on February 1, 1967, accompanied the proposed 1967-196$ Executive Capital Budget, the Honorable John Ir. Lindsay,Mayor, pointed up the fundamental truth that "A basic educationalsystem of the first quality, measured in physical as well as in-structional terms, is essential to the future of the citizens ofthis city".

A school's physical plant and instructional plan representthe warp and woof, the muscle and bone, of the educational process.Overcrowded and overaged buildings, outsized or undersized struc-tures, outmoded and outworn schools, outdated equipment and over-stretched facilities cannot accommodate a modern program ofeducation any more successfully than a medieval catapult can launcha modern ballistic missile.

Despite significant strides forward made possible by unpre-cedented outlays of capital funds in recent years, some areas ofthe city continue to suffer the handicaps of a shortage of schoolaccommodations, a dearth of satisfactory buildings, a scarcity ofadequate play space and a lack of modern facilities and equipment.

The 1968-1974 School Building Program, submitted herewith forstudy by local school boards, incorporates a list of 231 majorprojects designed to expand the size, improve the quality, and,to the extent possible, balance the organization of the city'seducational plant.

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This first draft of the school building program for 1968-1974,prepared for public hearings on the local level, consists of twosections:

Part I - a list of the projects proposed for in-clusion in the 1968-1969 Capital Budget,arranged in rank order of priority;

Part II - A list of the projects recommended forinclusion in the ensuing 5-year period.Projects in this section, referred to asthe Capital Program for 1969-1974, havenot been arranged in a rank order ofpriority.

The projects included in Part I, comprising the proposedschool building program for the 12-month period extending fromJuly 1, 1968 to June 30, 1969, are subdivided as follows:

45 projects recommended for construction

47 projects recommended for advance siteacquisition or planning or both

35 projects recommended for advance siteacquisition

In order to finance this program, the sum of $289,800,000.00in new funds will be required, to be provided in the 1968-1969Capital Budget as follows:

Surveys and Borings $ 0.7 millionsArchitectural and Engineering Costs 14.0Site Acquisition 25.0Modernization and Reconstruction 30.0Portable Buildings for Temporary Use 1.0

Playgrounds and Athletic Fields 3.0

Completion of Projects Under Construction 10.0

Head Start-Early Childhood Centers 5.0

Air Pollution Control Equipment 2.0

New Construction (45 Projects) 199.1

Total $289.8

The projects included in Part II comprise the building programfor the five-year period beginning July 1, 1969. Part II lists104 additional projects which when added to the 47 projects recom-mended for advance site acquisition or planning or both in 1968-1969,and the 35 projects limited to advance site acquisition in 1968-1969,represent the program and schedules for the acquisition of schoolsites, the preparation of plans and specifications, and the erectionof school buildings to be undertaken between July 1, 1969 andJune 30, 1974.

In accord with current policy on the preparation of capitalbudgets, projects estimated to cost less than $700,000.00 are notincorporated into the capital budget as line-items carrying

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specific appropriations. Funds required to finance such projectsare included in the lump-sum appropriation for "Modernizationsand Reconstructions" and the cost of each of these projects ischarged against Code E-643 in the Capital Budget.

The 45 projects recommended for construction in 1968-1969,at an estimated cost of $199,100,000.00, include:

6 new High Schools and12 Additions to existing high schools and conversion

into comprehensive high schools;

12 new Intermediate Schools and2 Additions to existing junior high schools and

conversion into intermediate schools;

8 new Primary Schools and1 Addition to an existing elementary school;

1 new Special School for special educationalprograms and services for emotionally andsocially maladjusted children;

3 major renovations of existing school plantservice facilities.

The completion of these 45 projects will result in a net gainin accommodations, after adjusting for buildings to be replacedand converted, of:

24,325 in the High School plant

20,883 in the Intermediate School plant

8,006 in the Primary School plant

The 4.7 projects recommended for advance site acquisition andplanning in 1968-1969, with an estimated future construction costof $229,300,000.00, include:

6 new High Schools;

21 new Intermediate Schools and1 Addition to an existing junior high school

and conversion into an intermediate school;

15 new Primary schools and2 Additions to existing elementary schools;

2 new Special Schools for special educationalprograms and services for emotionally andsocially maladjusted children.

The completion of these 47 projects will result in a net gainin accommodations, after adjusting for buildings to be replacedand converted, of:

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7,43 in the Primary School plant

The 35 projects recommended for site acquisition only, in1968-1969, with an estimated future construction cost of$176,400,000.00, include:

5 new High Schools;

14 new Intermediate Schools;

15 new Primary Schools;

1 Special School for special educationalprograms and services for emotionally andsocially maladjusted children.

The completion of these 35 projects will result in a netgain in accommodations, after adjusting for buildings to bereplaced and converted, of:



1,177 in the Primary School plant*t.

The 104 projects recommended for inclusion in the Capital Pro-gram for 1969-1974, to be constructed at an estimated cost of$336,500,000.00, include:

4 new High Schools;

17 new Intermediate Schools;

56 new Primary Schools, and1 Addition to an existing elementary school;

10 new Special Schools for special educationalprograms and services for emotionally andsocially maladjusted children;

14 major renovations of existing school plantservice facilities;

1 Addition to an Elementary School and conversioninto an Intermediate School;

1 replacement for an Occupational Training Centercurrently housed in an obsolete convertedelementary school building.

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The completion of these 104 projects will result in a netgain in accommodations, after adjusting for buildings to be re-placed and converted, of:



The elementary school plant will be upgraded but not enlargedby projects included in the 1969-1974 Capital Program.

The proposed school building program incorporates categoriesof schools and groups of related projects designed to implementBoard plans and policies on the:

1. elimination of all remaining obsolete buildings whichare wholly or partially of "C"-type construction (seePage X),

2. establishment of 4-year, coeducational, comprehensivehigh schools,

3. development of Educational Parks,

4. erection of neighborhood Head Start-Early ChildhoodCenters,

5. construction of schools under the provisions of theNew York City Educational Construction Fund,

6. implementation of the Speno-McCloskey Amendment as itpertains to the education of maladjusted or retardedpupils.

The continually changing educational process, stemming fromever-changing philosophies, curriculums, methodologies, problemsand responsibilities, must, in time, result in a misalignmentbetween facilities built ihto the schools' physical plant and thenecessary means or resources for accommodating a modern program ofeducation. Obsolete school buildings which cannot be modernizedsatisfactorily at reasonable cost must eventually be replaced.The proposed building program provides for the replacement of 129educationally obsolete buildings of which number 101 are elemen-tary schools, 9 are junior high schools, are high schoo14, and11 are schools for maladjusted or retarded pupils. Included inthis group of educationally obsolete schools are 24 buildingswhich are also structurally obsolete -- 14 of "C"-type construe-tion and 10 of "AC"-type construction.

Existing high school buildings generally lack the capacityfor a 4-year high school enrollment and the facilities for a com-prehensive high school curriculum. In order to meet these twocrucial needs, it is proposed to supplement the new high schoolconstruction program with a program of expansion of existing high

schools. Over and above the 17 new high schools for which fundsare requested for construction or planning or site acquisition,12 Additions to existing high school buildings have been includedin the proposed building program in the category of projects forwhich construction funds will be requested for 1968-1969. Whenexamined against the backdrop of requirements for a comprehensivesecondary school curriculum, these 12 buildings must be viewed as"incomplete" and therefore inadequate structures because they lackthe essential facilities for industrial arts or semi-skilled occu-pational programs. In the face of the pressing need for additionalhigh school capacity,, it is not possible to install these urgentlyneeded facilities in the existing structures without seriously re-ducing the number of available classrooms.

The proposed building program includes a requost for$28,400,000.00 for the completion of 5 schools to be constructedas components of the Northeast Bronx Educational Park in the Co-opCity area; namely, North Bronx High School (capacity - 4,000);I.S. 180 (capacity - 1800); I.S. 181 (capacity - 1800); P-153(capacity - 1400); and P-178 (capacity - 1400). The constructionof this Educational Park is an integral part of an overall programdesigned to advance the program for quality integrated education inthe city's schools. An appropriation of $2,550,000.00 for preli-minary work on the development of this facility was included tothe 1967-1968 Capital Budget.

The urgent need to raise, improve, develop and enrich theeducational background and accomplishment of children in disadvan-taged areas is recognized by a recommendation in the proposedbuilding program which will double the pace of construction ofHead Start-Early Childhood Centers. In order to meet this goal,the sum of $5,000,000.00 (compared with $2,500,000.00 in the1967-1968 Capital Budget) is requested for the construction ofroughly 20 additional centers in 1968-1969, to provide for the edu-cation of approximately 5,000-6,000 pre-school children.

The New York Legislature on June 1, 1966, enacted an amend-ment to the Education Law by adopting new Article X establishingthe New York City Educational Construction Fund as a public bene-fit corporation to provide for the construction of school build-ings in combination with other compatible structures subject tothe approval of each project by the Board of Education and speci-fied city authorities. Within the scopc of this enablinglegislation, it is expected that every new school project incor-porated into the 1968-1974 Building Program may well be the subjectof a joint study by the Board o4 Education, the New York CityEducational Construction Fund, and appropriate city agencies, asit relates to land acquisition, planning and construction, andcapital financing.

The implementation of the Speno-McCloskey Amendment to theNew York State Education Law with respect to the education andtraining of special groups of children will be advanced by 3 ca-tegories of provisions in the 1968-1974 Building Program:

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schools. Over and above the 17 new high schools for which fundsare requested for construction or planning or site acquisition,12 Additions to existing high school buildings have been includedin the proposed building program in the category of projects forwhich construction funds will be requested for 1968-1969. Whenexamined against the backdrop of requirements for a comprehensivesecondary school curriculum, these 12 buildings must be viewed as"incomplete" and therefore inadequate structures because they lackthe essential facilities for industrial arts or semiskilled occu-pational programs. In the face of the pressing need for additionalhigh school capacity, it is not possible to install these urgentlyneeded facilities in the existing structures without seriously re-ducing the number of available classrooms.

The proposed building program includes a requost for$28,400,000.00 for the completion of 5 schools to be constructedas components of the Northeast Bronx Educational Park in the Co-opCity area; namely, North Bronx High School (capacity - 4,000);I.S. 180 (capacity - 1800); I.S. 181 (capacity - 1800); P-153(capacity - 1400); and P-178 (capacity - 1400). The constructionof this Educational Park is an integral part of an overall programdesigned to advance the program for quality integrated education inthe city's schools. An appropriation of $2,550,000.00 for preli-minary work on the development of this facility was included tnthe 1967-1968 Capital Budget.

The urgent need to raise, improve, develop and enrich theeducational background and accomplishment of children in disadvan-taged areas is recognized by a recommendation in the proposedbuilding program which will double the pace of construction ofHead Start-Early Childhood Centers. In order to meet this goal,the sum of $5,000,000.00 (compared with $2,500,000.00 in the1967-1968 Capital Budget) is requested for the construction ofroughly 20 additional centers in 1968-1969, to provide for the edu-cation of approximately 5,000-6,000 pre-school children.

The New York Legislature on June 1, 1966, enacted an amend-ment to the Education Law by adopting new Article X establishingthe New York City Educational Construction Fund as a public bene-fit corporation to provide for the construction of school build-ings in combination with other compatible structures subject tothe approval of each project by the Board of Education and speci-fied city authorities. Within the scope of this enablinglegislation, it is expected that every new school project incor-porated into the 1968-1974 Building Program may well be the subjectof a joint study by the Board oa Education, the New York CityEducational Construction Fund, and appropriate city agencies, asit relates to land acquisition, planning and construction, andcapital financing.

The implementation of the Speno- McCloskey Amendment to theNew York State Education Law with respect to the education andtraining of special groups of children will be advanced by 3 ca-tegories of provisions in the 1968-1974 Building Program:

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1. The inclusion of 14 new school buildings especiallyplanned for the education of emotionally disturbed,socially maladjusted, and mentally retarded children.These new buildings, to provide facilities for roughly3,500 children, will be constructed at an estimatedcost of $28.5 million, exclusive of site costs.

2. The renovation and modernization of selected schoolbuildings as they become available through schedulesfor the replacement, conversion or consolidation ofexisting schools, and the reconstruction of sectionsof operating elementary and junior high or intermediateschools. The cost of renovating buildings or class-rooms to accommodate special programs for emotionallydisturbed, socially maladjusted, and mentally retardedchildren can, in most instances, be charged to Code E-643in the capital budget, a lump-sum appropriation for"Modernizations and Reconstructions".

3. The incorporation into the plans and specificationsfor new schools of such special spaces, features andfacilities as junior guidance rooms, special guidancerooms, testing rooms for counselors and clinicians,etc., required for the early-identification programand other programs designed for groups of disturbedor retarded children. The cost of these requirementsis included in the total cost of construction of eachnew school building.

Dr. Morris Nelson SachsMay 1, 1967Director, Program and Research

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CLARIFICATION OF TERMS USED INTHE SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAM

Sections of the adopted school building program make referenceto a number of special terms which should be clearly understood inorder to interpret the program correctly. These items are definedas follows:

Continuing Funds: These are lump-sum appropriations forvarious activities related to the building program which areprerequisite to the construction of school buildings, e.g.,surveys and borings, preparation of plans and specifications,and site acquisitions (Codes E-1, E-279 and E-640, respectively).In addition, school plant modernizations, reconstructions andrenovations and the development of playgrounds and athleticfields may also be charged against appropriate lump-sum appro-priations; namely, Codes E-643 and E -683. Funds required forthe relocation and erection of portable classroom units fortemporary use are provided under Code E-1259. Funds requiredfor the construction of neighborhood Head Start-Early Child-hood Centers are provided under Code Z-1418.

Construction ProUnder this heading areincluded specific projects proposed for construction in the12-month period beginning July 1, 1968. The building of theseprojects, it must be noted, cannot be undertaken until adequateappropriations for construction are provided in the 1968-1969Capital Budget.

Completion of Projects Under Construction: These new fundsare requestedfor the purchase of furniture and equipment fornew schools to be completed prior to June 30, 1968, and, whererequired, for the completion of school buildings for whichconstruction funds were provided in previous capital budgets.Advance Planning (al: This category includes projects for;HUEbudgetary funds are requested in 1968-1969 for advanceplanning or site acquisition or both. Whenever possible, so-called "a" projects are recommended for construction in thefollowing year. Capital budget funds required for site acqui-sition are made available under Code E-640; funds requiredfor the preparation of plans and specifications are made avail-able under Code E-279. Information on the status of projectsin the 1967-1968 Capital Budget is given in Column 7 of theBuilding Program.

Advance Site Acquisition (b): This category includes projectsfor which budgetary funds are limited to site acquisition only.Whenever possible, so-called "b" projects are recommended foradvance planning status ("a" status) in the following year.Capital budget funds required for the acquisition of sites forschool projects are made available under Code E-640. Informa-tion on the status of projects in the 1967-1968 Capital Budgetis given in Column 7 of the Building Program.

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Priority Number: The rank order of priority assigned to eachproject recommended for construction or planning or site acqui-sition in 1968-1969, reflects in large measure the order ofthe steps which must be taken to modify the present 6-3-3 plan,of organization. The listing of projects in the capital pro-gram for 1969-1974, is primarily for the purpose of identifi-cation and reference and is not intended to establish arelative order of need for future school building programs.High school projects to relieve current overcrowding and pro-vide facilities for an expanded hinth year, and intermediateschool projects to provide accommodations for grades currentlyhoused in elementary school buildings, in general, have beenassigned high orders of priority. Also to be advanced asrapidly as possible are replacements for "C"-type structures;new schools for special educational programs and services forsocially and emotionally maladjusted pupils; and renovationsof electrical and sanitary service facilities in existing highschool and middle school plants.

1968-1969 Capital Budget: Proposed capital budgets are pre-pared by the City Planning Commission first, for public hear-ing and second, for submittal to the Mayor. The ExecutiveCapital Budget prepared by the mayor is then submitted to theBoard of Estimate and the City Council for consideration.The final Capital Budget is adopted after the Board of Estimateand City Council hold public hearings. The Planning Commission,Mayor, Board of Estimate and City Council have the authorityto modify the recommendations submitted by the Board ofEducation.

The school building program to be adopted by the Board of Edu-cation will be submitted to the Planning Commission on orbefore September 30, 1967. The adopted school building programwill serve as a basis for the preparation, by the PlanningCommission, of the proposed 1968-1969 Capital Budget for schoolconstruction.

Location of School Pro ects: School sites which had beense ected by the Board of Education after referral to the LocalSchool Boards, and which, subsequently, were approved by theSite Selection Board of the City of New York and authorized foracquisition are identified in Column 3 of the building programby their precise location. Sites which have been proposed byLocal School Boards or other agencies of the Board of Educationor city government, which are under study but which have notas yet been selected, approved and authorized, are described interms of a "General Vicinity" indicated in Column 3. The loca-tions of some proposed new intermediate schools are tentativelyspecified with reference to the Intermediate School PlanningArea to be serviced by the new school. The delineation of eachIntermediate School Planning Area with respect to its communitycomponents is given on Page 27-Page 43. The location of a pro-posed replacement for an obsolete elementary school i3 tenta-tively specified with reference to the location of the obsoletebuilding to be replaced. Column 3 is not necessarily intendedto pinpoint or circumscribe the actual location of a new schoolwhich, ultimately, might be selected in the same or in anothergeneral area depending on special circumstances which mightprevail in any given instance.

Ca...roects: The proposed capacity of aproject listed in the program is subject to changeto conform to future conditions as they may arise. Necessarychanges in capacities will be reflected at a later date inprograms of requirements for new schools which are approvedlists of spaces, features, and facilities to be incorporatedby the architect into the plans and specifications for newschool buildings. The capacity indicated, it should be noted,is a "functional capacity" based on the kind and number ofclasses to be organized, with special consideration given toclass size, special activities and services.

Purpose of Project: Included in this column (Column 6) forproposed intermediate schools, is information on Local SchoolBoard Districts to be serviced by the new school. Since in-termediate school planning areas, communities, and local schoolboard districts are not necessarily coterminous and have not,for a variety of reasons, been adjusted to have common boundariesor limits, it is not possible to equate them exactly. In casesinvolving only small portions of communities or only a smallnumber of schools, corresponding local school board districtshave been omitted from Column 6. However, all local schoolboards actually involved in the development of a plan of or-ganization for a new intermediate school will be consulted atthe appropriate time on the location of the new project.

Tv Structure: Information on obsolete schools to be re-placed given Erdolumn 6, includes the year of construction,the year of expansion, and the type of structure; namely,type "A", "C", etc. These types may be defined as follows:

A - refers to buildings of incombustible materials throughout.B - refers to buildings having walls and structural members ofincombustible materials.

C - refers to buildings having exterior walls of masonry withinterior framing above the first floor of wood or unpro-tected iron or steel.

AC etc., - refers to buildings of more than one type of con-struction. In this instance (AC), a part of the buildingis of A construction; the remainder is of C construction.

Dr. Morris Nelson SachsMay 1, 1967 Director, Program and Research

PROPOSED 1968-1969 SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAMPROPOSED 1969-1974 CAPITAL PROGRAM

(AS PREPARED FOR PUBLIC HEARINGS TO BE HELD BY LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS)

SUMMARYPART I 1968 -1969 BUILDING PROGRAM

1. Continuing Lump Sum Funds(surveys, borings, plans, engineering, sites,modernizations, playgrounds, portable classrooms,pre- kindergarten centers, air pollution control )

EST. COST

Millions Millions

80. 72. New Projects Recommended

For Construction. 45 Projects. EST. COST199.1(GEN. CONST.)

3. Current Construction Projects EST. COST

To Be Completed. (GEN. CONST.,FuRN. 8 EQUIP) 1 0.0

TOTAL 289.84. New Projects Recommended

For Advance Planning or Site Acquisitionor Both (a). 47 Projects. EST. COST 229.3(GEN. CONS'T.)

5. New Projects Recommended .

For Advance Site Acquisition Only (b).35 Projects. EST. COST

176 .4(GEN. CONST.)

PART It 1969-1974 CAPITAL PROGRAM

6. New Projects RecommendedFor Inclusion in 1969 1974Capitol Pro EST. COST

gram. 104 Projects. (GEN.COST

77. 1969-1974 Continuing Lump Sum Funds For

Advance Planning, Site Acquisition, Modernizations,Playgrounds, etc; and 1969-1974 Funds RequiredFor Completion of Const. Projects Under Way. cos? 375.0

1968-1974 ESTIMATED GRAND TOTAL 1, 407.0SCHOOL PLANNING AND RESEARCH DIVISION PAGE NO. XI

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Est. CostContinuing Lump-Sum Funds (Millions)

E-1 Surveys and Boring s 0. 7

New FundsRequested1968 -1969(Millions)

E-279 Architecture and Engineering 14.0E-640 Sites 25.0E-643 Modernizations and Reconstructions .30.0E-683 Playgrounds and Athletic Fields. 3.0.. .E-1259 Buildings for Temporary Use ..... . ...LaE-1418 Head Start Centers 5.0E-1419 Air Pollution Control 2.0 80.7

EST. COST

2. Projects Recommended For Constructionin 1968-1969 (45 Projects).8 New Primary Schools 23.5a New Intermediate Schools 62.4....§.. New High Schools 72.0

Additions to Primary Schools 1.0.1..2. Additions to Future Intermediate Schools 3.31.2... Additions to High Schools 30.1

1 Schools for Special Education 2.0

3 Electrical and Sanitary Renovations. . .. 4.8.

EST. COST (GEN. CONST.) 199.1

3. Completion of Projects in Construction10.0

EST. COST (GEN. CONST; FURN. 81 EQUIP )

Proposed Total Request For New FundsFor 1968-1969

EST. TOTAL COST (NEW FUNDS) 289. 8

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ANALYS I S (cont.)

Est. Cost(Millions)

4. Projects Recommended For AdvancePlanning or Site Acquisition or Bothin 1968-1969 (47 Projects).15 New Primary Schools 38.921 New intermediate Schools 109.26 New High Schools 72.02 Additions to Primary Schools 2.21 Additions to Future Intermediate Schools __alO Additions to High Schools2 Schools for Special Education 4.0O Electrical and Sanitary Renovations

EST. COST (GEN. CONST1

Future FundsTo Be Requested

(Millions)

229.3

5. Projects Recommended For AdvanceSite Acquisition Only in 1968-1969

( 35 Projects)

15 New Primary Schools 41.814 New Intermediate Schools 72.65 New High Schools 60.0

0 Additions to Primary SchoolsO Additions to Future Intermediate SchoolsO Additions to High Schools

Schools for Special Education 2. 0

EST COST (GEN.CONST.) 176.4

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PROJECTS RECOMMENDED FOR CONSTRUCTION;ADVANCE SITE ACQUISITION OR PLANNING OR BOTH IN

1968-1969and

PROPOSED 1969-1974 CAPITAL PROGRAM

RECAPITULATION(SUMMARY BY BOROUGH)

BRONX BKLYN. MAN. QUEENS RICH. TOTALSTYPE OF PROJECTC a b C.P. El a b c.P ra a b C.P. c a b C.P c a b C.P C a b C.P

HIGH SCHOOLS 2 0 1 1 2 4 3 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 6 6 5 4

INTERMEDIATESCHOOLS

7 5 3 1. 3 log 7 0 2 2 3 3. 4. 1 2 1 0 1 4 12 21 14 17

PRIMARYSCHOOLS 4 4 3. 16 3. 6 7 22 3 1 29 00 23 0 43 6 8 15 15 56

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SCHOOLS3 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 11 0 I 0 0 0

ADD. TO FUTUREINTERMED. SCH.

0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0ADD. TO PRIMARYSCHOOLS

0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1

SCHOOLS FORSPECIAL EDUCATION

0 0 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 1 0 4 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 10ELECT. a SAN.RENOVATIONS-HIGH SCHOOLS

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0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 7EL. CONY. TO IS. (ADD) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1OCCUR TR. CENTER 0 0 0 0 0 C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1

TOTALS 18.1 5 19 12 20 18 39 7 5 4 19 7 6 4 15 1 5 4 12 45 47 35 104

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NORTHEAST BRONX

EDUCATIONAL PARK

Co-op City Area

Vic. Baychester and

Bartow Avenues

Total

10400

Total

28.40

million

To advance program for quality, inte-

grated education in the city's schools.

To include 5 projects which follow:

$2.55

million

a.

North Bronx H.S.

Bronx

Northeast Bronx

Educational Park

4000

12.0

Expansion and conversion of Borough's

high school plant into a 4-year, coedu-

cational, comprehensive H. S. system.

Parldal

b.

I.S. 180-X

Northeast Bronx

Educational Park

1800

5.2

Accommodations for children residing in

North Bronx community.(To serve Int.Sch

Planninl Area II Dist.

810 11 12

approp.

c.

I.S. 181-X

Northeast Bronx

Educational Park

1800

5.2


North Bronx community.(To serve Int.Sch.

Planning Area II, Dist. 7,8,9,10,11,12)

for

d.

P-153-X

Northeast Bronx

Educational Park

1400

3.0

Primary school to service Co-op City

and adjacent sections of the North

Bronx community.

prelim-

e.

P-178-X

Northeast Bronx

Educational Park

1400

3.0

Primary school to service Co-op City


Bronx community.

inary

work

2.

Park East H.S.

Man.(Formerly

HaarenH.S.RepL)

East 94 Street -

Third Avenue

4000

12.0


high school plant into a 4-yearicoedu-

cational, comprehensive H. S. system.

a

3.

Boys High School

Replacement

Brooklyn

General Vicinity:

Fulton Street -

Utica Avenue

4000

12.0

Replacement for existing obsolete struc

ture. Expansion and conversion into a

4-year, coeducational,comprehensive H.S.

a

4.

West Queens H.S.

Queens

General Vicinity:

Northern Blvd. -

42 Place

4000

4000

12.0

13.0

Replacement for Queens Voc. & L.I.City

H.S. Expansion, consolidation, and con-

version into 4-yr.,coed.,comE. H.S.



cational, comprehensive H.S. system.

a a5.

New South Bronx

H.S. & Community

at

Bronx

General Vicinity:

Park Avenue

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Seward Park H.S

Addition

Manhattan

Vicinity:

Ludlow Street -

Grand Street

1200

4.0

Expansion and conversion of the school

into a 4-year, coeducational, compre-

hensive hi _h school plant.

a

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New Central

High School

Brooklyn

General Vicinity:

Caton Avenue

-Coney Island Ave.

4000

12.0


high schol plant into a 4-year, coedu-

cational cm rehensive H.S. s stem.

a

8.

P-74-M

(New P-107)

General Vicinity:

East 108 Street

-Lexington Avenue

1400

3.0

Replacement for obsolete P-107.

"AC" structure erected in 1$$1.1.1 )

a

9.

I.S. 326-K

Vicinity under study:

Albany Avenue

-Glenwood Road

1800

5.2

Fkoposed ampcnent of Linear City plan

.Accommo-

lotions 2r children residing in Brown sville

See Int

.Sch. P]an.Area VII Dist.1

= 1 22

a

10.

P-50-M

ar:

GeneEasltVnit

102

Stryeet

-F.D. Roosevelt Dr.

1400

3.0


("A" structure erected in 1898)

a

11.

..

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P-129-X

General Vicinity:

Mapes Avenue -

East 180 Street

1300

2.8

Elementary school accommodations for

children residing primarily in Tremont

communit

.

a

12.

P-237-K

Location

Undetermined

1500

3.2


children residing primarily in Browns-

ville communit

.

a

13.

P-153-M

General Vicinity:

West 146 Street -

Amsterdam Avenue

1400

3.0


( "A" structure erected in 1902)

a

14.

I.S. 84-X

General Vicinity:

Waring Avenue -

Holland Avenue

1800

5.2


Morrisania community.(To serve Int.Sch.

Planning Area II, Dist. 7,8,9,10,11,121

a

15.

I.S. 53-Q

General Vicinity:

Nameoke Street -

Dinsmore Avenue

1800

5.2


Rockaway community.(To serve Int. Sch.

Planning Area XIV, Dist. 27)

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I.S. 174-X

General Vicinity:

White Plains Rd. -

Lacombe Avenue

1

1800

5.2


Morrisaftia community.(To serve Int.Sch.

Planning Area II, Dist. 718,9,10,11,12)

a a a

17.

I.S.(P.S.)166-XGeneral Vicinity:

East 163 Street -

Morris Avenue

#1800

5.2


Concourse community. (To

serve Int.Sch.

Planning Area I, Dist. 7,9,10)

18

I.S. 75-R

Location

Undetermined

(New Dorp)

1800

5.2


New Dorp community. (To serve Int. Sch.

Plannin& Area XVI, Dist. 30)

19.

P-85-K

General Vicinity:

Sterling Place -

Vanderbilt Avenue

250

2.0

Rephcement for P-85. School for special edu-

cational program and services for em oti on-

ally and s ocially_maladiuste1 children.

a a20.

I.S. 147-X

General Vicinity:

Webster Avenue -

Claremont Parkway

1800

5.2


Morrisania community.(To serve Int.Sch.

Planning Area II, Dist. 7,8,9,10,11,12)

21.

I.S. 291-K

Location

Undetermined

(Bushwick-Ridgewood)

1800

5.2

Replacement for J-77-Q, Annex to J-296


Bushwick-Ridgewood community.

a

'22.

............

23.

J-216-Q

Addition

64 Avenue

-175 Street

+500

2.0

Expansion and ultimate conversion into

intermediate school.

To provide ur-

gently needed auxiliar

facilities.

a

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I.S. 183-X

General Vicinity:

East 140 Street -

Third Avenue

1800

5.2

5.2


South Bronx community. (To serve Int.

Sch. Planning Area It Dist

7.9.10)


Bedford-Stuyvesant community.( To serve Int

Sch.Planninl Area IV

Dist.l 1

16 1

a a24.

I.S. 324-K

Location

Undetermined

(Bedford-Stuyvesant)

1800

25.

.....

J-119-Q

Addition

78 Avenue -

74 Street

--

1.3

To provide urgently needed auxiliary

facilities

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26.

P-7 4-X

Location

Undetermined

(Hunts Point)

1000

2.5


children residing primarily in the

Hunts Point community.

a

27.

P-113-M

Addition

West 113 Street -

Seventh Avenue

+250

1.0

Expansion of existing structure to pro-

vide additional accommodations for ail

ren residing in Harlem community.

a

28.

J-113-X

Renovation

Barnes Av.J.nue -

East 217 Street

--

1.1

Reconstruction of electrical and

sanitary systems.

a

29.

J-117-X

Renovation and

Modernization

Morris Avenue -

i

Mount Hope Place

--

2.0

Modernization of existing structure

including reconstruction of electrical

and sanita

s stems.

a

30.

C.Imver Cleveland

H.S.QueensAddi-

Himrod Street -

tion & Renovatio

Grandview Avenue

+700

4.0

Const. of essential facilities required for se-

condary sch. prog.& elimination of overcrowdisg

including recons t. of Elec./San. systems.

a

31.

Abraham Lincoln

H..S. Bklyn. Addi-

Ocean Parkway -

tion&Renovadon

West Avenue

+400

3.2

Const. of essential facilities required for se-

condary sch. prog. & elimination of ovacrowding

includinl reccnst of Elec San. s stems.

a

32.

Andrew Jackson

H.S. Queens

116 Avenue

-Renovation

Francis Lewis Blvd

--

1.7


sanita

s stems.

a

33

Morris H.S.

Bronx

166 Street

-Addition

Boston Road

+750

2.2

Construction of essential facilities r-

quired for secondary school program and

for elimination of overcrowding.

--

34.

Erasmus Hall

H.S.

Brooklyn

Flatbush Avenue -

Addition

Church Avenue

+800

2.2

Construction of essential facilities

required for secondary school program

_overcrowdin:.

--

35.

Midwood H.S.

Brooklyn

Bedford Avenue -

Addition

Glenwood Road

+800

2.2



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John Adams H.S.

Queens

Addition

Rockaway Blvd. -

103 Street

+800

2.2

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and for elimination of overcrowding.

--

37.

James Monroe

H.S. Bronx

Addition

Boynton Avenue -

East 172 Street

+800

2.2




--

38

GeargeWadhing,on

H.S.

Manhattan

Audubon Avenue

-West 191 Street

+400

2.3




--

39.

_Addition

James Madison

H.S. Brooklyn

Addition

Bedford Avenue

-Quentin Road

+900

2.2



and for elimination of

--

40.

S.J. Tilden H.S.

Brooklyn

Addition

Tilden Avenue

-East 57 Street

+400

1.7




--

41.W.H. Taft H.S.

Bronx

Addition

East 172 Street

-Sheridan Avenue

+400

1.7




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North Central

H.S. Brooklyn

General Vicinity:

Avenue L

-East 17 Street

4000

12.0




b

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H.S. Brooklyn

General Vicinity:

Flatlands Avenue-

Fountain Avenue ..,

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4000

12.0




a

44.

Northeast

Brooklyn H.S.

Brooklyn

Location

Undetermined

(Williamsburg)

4000

12.0

ftepl. kr Eastern District H.S. & expansion & con-

versim of school into a 4-year, coeducation-

al, comprehensive high school.

a

yEast 3rooklyn

H.S.

Brooklyn

Location

Undetermined

4000

12.0

Repl

.for Maxwell H

.S. & expansion & con-

version of school into a 4-year, coedu-

cational, comprehensive high school.

Replacement for existing Central Com-

mercial H.S. with provision for special-

ized facilities and euisment

b b46.

Central

Commercial H.S.

Reacement Man.

Location

Undetermined

(East Midtown)

3000

12.0

47

Mid-Island H.S.

Richmond

General Vicinity:

Victory Blvd.

-Richmond Avenue

4000

12.0



cational, comprehensive H.S. s stem.

--

48.

P-380-K

General Vicinity:

Harrison Avenue

-Heyward Street

1200

2.7



b

49.

I.S. 366-K

Vicinity under Study:

Flatlands Avenue-

Fountain Avenue

1800

5.2


East New York community.(To

serve Int.

Sch. Planning Area VII

Dist.17 1$,19, 24

a

50.

I.S. 212-Q

Location Undetermined

(Richmond Hill So.-

Oame Fk. -Howard Beach

1800.

5.2

Accan.forchildren residing inRichmond Hill So.-

Ozone Pk.-Howard Beachcamtmity.(To serve

Int. Sch. Planning AreaXII

Dist. 27 28 29)

Replacement for obsolete

"A" structure erected

1C6)

Artia"A"

structure erected in '

-0:"A" structure erected in

2±

1

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51.

P-142-M

General Vicinity:

Delancey Street

-Pitt Street

1300

2,43

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52.

I.S. 390-K

Location

Undetermined

(Crown Heights)

1800

5.2


Crown Heights conmunity.(Toserve Int.Sch.

Planning Area IV, Dist.13,15,16,17)

b b b

53.

I.S. 342-K

Location

Undetermined

1800

5.2

5.2


Brownsville community.(To serve Int.Sch.

Planning Area VII, Dist. 17,18,19,22)


Brownsville community.(To serve Int.Sch.

Planning Area VII, Dist. 17,18,19,22)

.54.

I.S. 343-K

Location

Undetermined

1800

55.

I.S. 116-X

General Vicinity:

Jennings Street

Longfellow Ave.

1800

5.2


Morrisaniacommunity.(To serve Int. Sch.

PlanningAmaII, Dist. 7,8,9,10,11,12)

b

56.New P-169

Manhattan

Replacement

General Vicinity:

East 88 Street -

Lexington Avenue

250

2.0

Replacement for P-169. School for spe-

cial educational prog. & services for emo-

tionally & socially maladjusted children.

b

57.

I.S. 365-K

Location

Undetermined

(Bedford -Stu vesant

1800

5.2


Bsciford- Stuy vesant c =unity.

( To serve Int

.

Sch.P3atul

:Area IV Dist.13 15 16 17

b

58.

I.S. 361-K

General Vicinity:

Flatlands Ave. -

Fountain Ave.

1800

5.2

Accommodationsibrchildrenresicling in East

New Yariccommunity.(Toserve Int. Sch.

Plannin: Area VII

Dist. 1

18 1* 22

b

59.

P-22-K

General Vicinity:

Greenpoint Ave. -

Oakland Street

1000

2.5

Replacement for obsolete P-31, 34.

(P-31: "C" structure erected in 1874,90)

(P-34: "C" structure erected in 1869,89)

b

60

I.S. 25-M

Location

Undetermined

(Lower East Side)

1800

5.2

Acommodations for children residing in

Lower East Side canmunity. (To serve Int. Sch.

Planning Area VIII, Dist.1,2,3,4,5)

b

61.

I.S. 184-X

General Vicinity:

East 158 Street -

Forest Avenue

1800

5.2


South Bronx community. (To serve Int.Sch.

Planning Area I, Dist. 7,9,10)

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62.

I.S.

227-Q

Location Undetermined

(Woodside-Jackson Hgts.

Elmhurst - Corona)

1800 5.2

Accom. for children residing in Woodside-

Jackson Hgts. -Elmhurst-Corona communitg. (To

serve Int. Sch. Planning

Are

an,D

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....1

b

63.

I.S. 158-X

General Vicinity:

Home Street -

Tinton Avenue

1800 5.2


Nbrrisiana community. (To serve Int.Sch.

Planning Area II, Dist.7,8,9,10,11,12)

b

64.

I.S. 226-Q

Location Undetermined'

(Richmond Hill So.- Ozone

Pk.- Howard Bchd-W:cdhaven )

1800 5.2

Acccm. kr children residing in Richmond HillSo.-

Ozone Pk.- Howard Bch.-WoodhavEn =amity. ( Int.

Sch.aanning Ives XIII, Dist.

27,2

8, 2

9 )

b

65.

P-60-R

General Vicinity:

Victory Boulevard-

Wilde Avenue

1000 2.5


("C" structure erected in1880,90, 04).

Add

capacity fbr Arlington- lievis community.

b

66.

I.S.

195-

MLocation

Undetermined

1800 5.2

Accomnodaticns for children residing in

Ea.stHa.rlem community. (To serve Int.Sch

bPlanning Area VIII, Dist. 1,2,394,5)

67.

I.S.

192

-XLocation

Undertermined

1800 5.2

(Throgs Yeckl______I

Location

1800 5.2

Undetermined

A cccmmodations for children residing in Thrcgs

Neck community.(To serve Int. Sch.

bPlanning Area II, Dist. 7,8,9,10,11,12)

Accommodations far children residing in Jam aica-

So. Jamaica community.(To serve Int.Sch.

b

Plannin: Area XIII

Dist. 27 28 29)

68.

I.S. 239-Q

69.

I.S.

351

-KLocation

1800 5.2

Undetermined


Bedford - Stuyvesant community. (To serve Int,

bSch.Flanning Area IV Dist. 13,15,16,17)

70.

I.S. 280-K

Location

Undetermined

1800 5.2

(Park Slope)


Park Slope community. (To serve Int. Sch.

bPlanning Area IV, Dist. 13,15,16,17)

71.

I.S. 350-K

Location

18005.2

Undetermined


Bedford-Stuyvesant community. ( To serveInt.

bSch.Planning Area IV, Dist.

13,15,16,17)

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P. B

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General Vicinity:

72.

P-384-K

Evergreen Ave. -

Moffat Street

1200

2.7

Replacement for obsolete P-113

("C" structure erected in 1896

b

General Vicinity:

73.

P-377-K

Wilson Avenue -

1400

3.0


b

Putnam Avenue

("C" structure erected in 1894,96,02)

Location

Replacement for P-75. School. for special

74.

New P-75-44

Undetermined

(Ridgewood-Maspeth)

250

2.0

educationalprogramfor emotionally and

socially maladjusted children.

b

General Vicinity:

75.

P-175-X

Fordham Street -

400

1.1


b

King Avenue

("AC" structure erected in 1898,1930)

General Vicinity:

Replacement for obsolete P-12,13

76.

P-57-R

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189

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77.

P-160-X

Hutchinson R. Pkwy.EA. , 1400

Boller Avenue

3.0


Bronx community.

__

General Vicinity:


78.

P-73-R

Amboy Road -

900

2.3


--

Hogan Avenue

South Shore community.


79.

P-301-K

Location

1500

3.2


--

Undetermined

Brownsville community.


80.

P-346-K

Louisiana Ave. -

1200

2.7


--

Collins Avenue

East New York community.

General Vicinity:

!Accommodations for children residing in

81.

I.S. 314-K

Sixtieth Street -

1800

5.2

Bay Ridge community.(To serve Int. Sch.

Fourth Avenue

'Planning Area III, Dist. 1..120,21)

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82,

P-51-R

Winant Avenue

-Woodrow Road

900

2.3


("AC" structure erected in 1896,1907)

Add. capacity for South Shore community.

--

83.

I.S. 193-X

Location

Undetermined

(Tremont)

1800

5.2


Tremont community. (To serve Int. Sch.

Planning Area II, Dist.7,8,9,10,11,12)

--

84.

P-87-X

Addition

Pitman Avenue

-Edson Avenue

+250

1.0


("C" structure erected prior to 1900)

Add. capacity for North Bronx community

--

85.

J-118-X

Addition &

Modernizatiop

East 179 Street -

Arthur Avenue

+800

3.0

Expansion and conversion ofbuilding into in-

tenn

edia

te s

choo

l,including reconstruc-

tion of electrical and sanitary systems.

a

86.

P-32-Q

Addition

35Avenue

-171 Street

--

1.2

Construction of urgently required

auxiliary facilities.

--

87.

P-182-X

Location

Undetermined

(Clason Point)

1200

2.7

Elementary school facilities for


Clason Point community.

a

88.

P-198-X

Location

Undetermined

(Morrisania)

1200

2.7

Elementary school facilities for


Morrisania community.

b

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.

89

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Fordham H.S.

Bronx

Location

Undetermined

4001


high school plant into a 4-year coedu-

cational, comrehensive H.S. s stem.

--

90.

South Central

Queens H.S.

Queens

Location

Undetermined

4000

12.0




--

91.

Borough Park-

Sunset Park H.S

Brookl n

Location

Undetermined

4000

12.0



cational

comrehensive H.S. s stem.

--

92.

East Kings H.S.

Brookl n

Location

Undetermined

4000

12.0



cational

comrehensive H.S. s stem.

--

93.North Kings H.S

Brooklyn

Location

Undetermined

4000

12.0Expansion and conversion of Borough's


cational, comprehensive H.S., system.

--

94General Vicinity:

Chauncey Street

2.8


( P-

73 :"AC" structure erected in

18g9

, 96;

21)

( P-137 : "A" structure erected in 1902)

--

95.

I.S.

137

-XLocation

Undetermined

1800

5.2

Consolidation of J-115 and

J-79

into

coeduca-

tional intermediate school and ccnversion of

J-115

79,into elementary schools.

--

96.

I.S. 367-K

Location

Undetermined

(Williamsbur:)

1800

5.2


Williamsburg community. (To serve Int.

Sch. Plannin: Area VI

Dist

14 16 24)

__

97.

I.S. 196-M

Location

Undetermined

(Clinton)

1800

5.2Replacement for obsolete J-17.

("A" structure erected in 1908) Add.

middle school capacit

for West

Side

.--

98.

I.S. 325-K

Location

Undetermined

Gravesend

1800

5.2Accommodations for children residing in

Gravesend &

Con

eyIsland carununities. (To serve

Int

Sch Plannin:AreaV Dist

21 22)

--

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99

I.S. 172-M

Location

Undetermined

1800

5.2

10...

....

Accom. for children residing in Central

Harlem So. community.(To serve Int.Sch.

Planning Area VIII, Dist. 1,2.3,4.5)


Tremont community. (To

serve Int. Sch.

Plannin

Area II

Dist. 7 8

10 1

112)

--

100,I.S.

194-X

Location

Undetermined

(Tremont)

1800

5.2

101.

I. S

. 348

-KLocation

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eter

min

ed(Bedford- Stuyvesant)

1800

5.2


Belford Stuyvesant community .(Toserve Int.

Sch. PlanningArea IV, Dist. 13,15,16,17)

--

102.I.S.

385-K

Location

Undetermined

1800

5.2


Brownsville community. (To serve Int. Sch.

Plannin Area VII Dist. 17 18 1

22

--

103.P-171-X

General Vicinity:

Morris Avenue

-East 163 Street

1200

2.7


( "A" structure erected

in12

22).

--

-.

104.I.S.

387-K

Location

Undetermined

(Midwood-Flatlands)

1800

5.2

Accom. for children residing inMidwood-

Flatlands community. (To serve Int. Sch.

Planning Area VIII Dist. 17,18,19,22),

105.I.S.

391-K

Location

Undetermined

(Crown Heights)

1800

5.2


Crown Heights canmunity. (To serve Int.Sch.

Planning Area IV, Dist. 13,15,16,17)

--

106.I.t.

386-K

Location

Undetermined

(Flatbush-E.Flatbush)

1800

5.2


Flatbush-E. FlatbudlcommunitN(To

serv

eInt.

Sch. Planning Area VII Dist. 17 18 19 2Z

--

107.P-36-K

Location

Undetermined

(Williamsburg)

250

2.0

Replacement for P-36. School. for special

eduoationalprogsmfor emotionally and so-

,cially maladjusted children.

Accan.ftrchildren residing

inSpringfield

Gdns.-Hollis -St.Albans laurelton-Qns.Village.

(Serve Int. Sch. P1.

Are

aXIEI,Dist.

27,2

8,29

.

--

--

108.I.S.

240-Q

Location

Undetermined

1800

5.2

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1961

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109.P-69-R

Location

Undetermined

(Latourette Park)

1200

2.7

Elementary school facilities for child-

ren residing primarily in vicinity of

Latourette Pk. and adjacent communities

--

110.

..........,

111

I.S. 196-X

Location

Undetermined

(Hunts Point)

1800

,

5.2

Tiling

2.7

Accom. for children residing in Hunts

Point community.(To serve Int.Sch.Plan-

Area II, Dist.


("A" structure erected in 100

--

P-322-K

General Vicinity:

Nevins Street -

Baltic Street

1200

112

P-124-M

General Vicinity:

Florence Place -

Division Street

1500

3.2


(P-1: "A" structure erected in 1898)


--

113.P-308-K

General Vicinity:

Gates Avenue -

Stuyvesant Ave.

1200

2.7

i


( "A "structure erected in 1901,07)

....

1

114.P-167-Q

General Vicinity:

109 Street -

86 Avenue

1200

2.7

eplacement for obsolete P-5166,90.

iP-51: "A" structure erected

in 1903)

E-66E1C" structure erected in 1:9:108]

r yu.

A"

structure erected in l'o

115.P-290-K

General Vicinity:

Fulton Street -

Barbey Street

1200

2.7

Replacement for obsolete P-76,108.

P-76: "C" structure erected in 1888)

P-1W:"C" structure erected in 1895)

__

116.I.S.

34-R

Location

Undetermined

(Roseville)

1500

5.0

'Accommodations for children residing in

South Shore community. (To serve Int. Sch.

Planning Area XVII, Dist. 30)

--

117.P-310-K

General Vicinity:

Eighth Avenue -

16 Street

1500

3.2

eplacement for obsolete P-39,

21,4.

-391 "" structure erected in 1

ZpP

"u" structure erected in 1

-107:c

P- 121: "A" structure erected in 1900

--

118.P-18-M

General Vicinity:

East 9 Street -

Avenue A

1300

2.8



(P-122:"A" structure erected in 1894)

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119

P-37-R

Location

Undetermined

(Annadale)

900

2.4


children residing primarily in Annadale

and adjacent communities.

--

12Q

P -60 -K

_

General Vicinity:

Bleecker Street

-Knickerbocker Ave.

1400

3.0


(P-86: "C" structure erected in 1892)

(P-116:"A" structure erected in 1897)

--

121P 82-K

General Vicinity:

Herkimer Street

-Rockaway Avenue

1300

2.8

Replacement for obsolete P-87, 155)

(P-87: "C" structure erected in 1892)

(P-155:"A"

_str

uctu

reerected in 1908)

_.

__

122,

P -182 -Q

General Vicinity:

149 Street -

15 Drive

1200

2.7


("AC" structure erected in 1901, 35)

--

123.P-58-R

General Vicinity:

Nicholas Ave.-

Castleton Avenue

1200

2.7


P-20: "A" structure erected in 1898,1916)

P-21: "C" structure erected in 1906)

--

1

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124Mid-Queens H.S.

Queens

Location

Undetermined

4000




--

125

Throgs Neck H.S.

Bronx

Location

Undetermined

4000




--

126

East Queens H.S.

Queens

Location

Undetermined

4000

12.0




--

127

Stuyvesant H.S.

Manhattan

Replacement

Location

Undetermined

3000

14.0Replacement of existing inadequate plant

not capable of accommodating a modern

specialized educational program.

--

128

Bayside H.S.

Queens

Renovation.

32 Avenue -

208 Street

--

1.7

Renovation of electrical and sanitary

systems.

-...

129.P-172-X

General Vicinity:

Claremont Pkway.

-Washington Avenue

1300

2.8



__

--

130. I.S. 388-K

Location

Undetermined

1800

5.2

Accam.for children residing in Browns-

"ville-Canarsie communities. (To serve Int.

Sch. Planning Area VII, Dist.17,18,19,22)

131.I.S. 241Q

Location

Undetermined

Wisorark-Forest Hills

Location

Undetermined

(Williamsburg)

1800

1600

5.2

5.2

Accom. for children residing in Rego

Pk.-Forest Hills community.)To serve Int.

--

Sch. Planning Area XI,Dist. 23,24,28.

132 I.S. 392-K

Accom.for children residing in Williams-

burg community. (To serve Int. Sch.

__

Planning Area VI, Dist. 14,16,24)

Location

133.,I.S. 195-X

Undetermined

I(South Bronx)

1800

5.2

"Accom.fcr children residing in South

Bronx community. (To serve Int. Sch.

.....

Planning Area I, Dist. 7,9,10.

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(South Bklyn.-Red Hook)

1600

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Sch. Planning Area IV, Dist. 13,15,16,17

135.

1.5. 394-K

Location

Undetermined

(Bensonhurst)

1800

5.2

Accom. for children residing in Benson-

hurst community. (To serve Int. School

Planning Area III, Dist. 15,20,21)

--

136.

I.S. 49-M

Location

Undetermined

(Hamilton Grange)

1800

5.2

Accom-, for children residing in Hamilton

Grange community. (To serve Int. Sch.

Planning Area X, Dist. 4,5 6 10.

137,

Brooklyn

Technical H.S.

Bklyn.Renovation

Fort Greene Pl.

De Kalb Avenue

--

1.7


sanitary systems.

__

138.

P- $-

Addition

108 Avenue

-155 Street

+600

Expansion of existing structure to provide add i

1.4

ticnalaccom.&auxiliary facilities for children

in Jamaica-South Jamaica community.

--

139.

P-242-Q

Location

Undetermined

(Rockaway)

General Vicinity:

Pitkin Avenue

-Ashford Street

250

1200

2.0

2.7

New school for special educational pro-

gram and services for emotionally & so-

maladjusted children.

40.

P-264-K

rcially



--

141.

P-34-X

General Vicinity:

East 148 Street

-St. Ann's Avenue

1200

2.7



--

42.

P-128-X

General Vicinity:

East 150 Street -

Tinton Avenue

1200

2.7

Replacement for P-25.

("A" structure erected in1122.11202)

--

--

143.

P-266-K

General Vicinity:

Pitkin Avenue

-Crescent Street

1200

2.7



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1400

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2.8


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__

--

L45.

P-165-X

146.

P-231-K

General Vicinity:

St. Marks Avenue

Howard Avenue

1200

2.7


("A" structure erected in 1903, 1921)

--

147.

P-337-K

General Vicinity:

Knickerbocker Ave.-

Weirfield Street

1400

3.0



IIMM

1 8.

P-169-X

General Vicinity:

East 167 Street

-Simpson Street

1300

2.8


("AC" structure erected in 1895,190,05,15)

--

149

P-313-K

General Vicinity:

Dumont Avenue

-Williams Avenue

1200

2.7

Replacement for obsolete F -174.


New school for special educational pro-

grams and services for emotionally and


--

--

150.

P-395-K

Location

Undetermined

(Bedford-Stuyvesant)

250

2.0

151.

P-9-X

General Vicinity:

East 144 Street -

Morris Avenue

1500

3.2




--

152,

P-10-X

.

General Vicinity:

Longwood Avenue -

Kelly Street

1500

.

3.2


("A" structure erected in 1905,12,21)

--

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1918)

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General Vicinity

East Tremont Ave.

Vyse Avenue

1300

2.8


("A" structure erected in 1904 21 24)

__

156.

New P-8

Manhattan

Location

Undetermined

(Lower East Side)

250

2.0

Replacement for P-8. School for special

educational program for emotionally and


--

157,

P-173-X

General Vicinity:

East 172 Street

-Bryant Avenue

1400

3.0



--

158

P-300-K

General Vicinity:

Grafton Street

-Sutter Avenue

1500

3.2



--

159.

P-225-Q

Addition

(Cony. to I.S.)

Beach 110 Street

St. Marks Avenue

+500

2.2

Expansion and conversion into intermediate

school for Rockaway community. (To serve

Int. Sch. Planning Area XIV, Dist. 27)

--

160.

I.S. 131-M

Location

Undetermined

(Lower East Site)

1800

5.2

Replacement for obsolete J-65.


--

161.

New P-4-Q

Location

Undetermined

(Astoria)

250

2.0





ren residing primarily in Port Richmond

community,



--

--

--

162s

P-59-R

Location

Undetermined

(Port Richmond)

900

2.4

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1400

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I.S. 383-K

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(Bushwick-Ridgewood)

1800

5.2



__

165.

P-4-K

General Vicinity:

Kent Avenue

-Park Avenue

1200

2.7



--

66.

P-197-X

Location

Undetermined

(Morrisania)

250

2.0

New school for special educational

pro-

gram and services for emotionally and

sociallUBOAL110i15L01210E-


sanitary systems.

__

--

167.

W.C. Bryant H.&

Queens

Renovation

48 Street

-31 Avenue

--

1.7

168.

P-190-X

General Vicinity:

East 137 Street

-Brook Avenue

1200

2.7



--

169.

I.S. 64-R

Location

Undetermined

(Latourette Park)

1800

5.2

Accom. for children residinginCastletcn

Comers-TodtHillcommunity.(To

serve Int.

Sch. Planninl Area XV Dist.

0--

170.

P-147-M

General Vicinity:

West 94 Street

-Amsterdam Avenue

1300

2.8




--

171

P-373-K

General Vicinity:

Sutter Avenue

-Hopkinson Avenue

1500

3.2



--

172.

P-74-R

Location

Undetermined

(North Richmond)

250

2.0

New school for special educational

pro-

gram and services for emotionally and


--

173

P-379-K

General Vicinity:

Prospect Place

-Rogers Avenue

1200

2.7



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I.S. 382-K

Location

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(East New York)

1800

5.2



__

175.

IS 55-M

Location

Undetermined

1800

5.2



--

176.

P-63-R

Location

Undetermined

(Rossville)

900

2.4


ren residing primarily in Rossville and

adjacent communities.

--

177.

New P-369-K

Location

Undetermined

(South Bklyn.-Red Hook )

250

2.0

Replacement for P-369. School for spe-

cial educational program for emotionally

and sociall

maladjusted children.

--

178.

P-315-K

General Vicinity:

Manhattan Avenue

Ainslie Street

1200

2.7



(P-132:"A" structure erected (in 1902,05)

--

179.

P-69-K

General Vicinity:

Lincoln Place -

Schenectady Ave.

1200

2.7

Replacement for obsolete

P-167.

("A" structure erected in

1911)

__

180.

Forest Hills

H.S. Queens

Renovation

110 Street

-67 Road

--

1.7


sanitary systems.

--

181.

P-360-K

General Vicinity:

Sutter Avenue

-Vermont Street

1200

2.7

Replacement for obsolete P-149. (After

conversion from junior high school)


--

182.

P-355-K

General Vicinity:

Noel Street -

Central Avenue

1400

3.0

2.0


_S"A" structure erected in 1903,25)


School for spe-


and socially maladjusted children.

--

--

183.

New P-82-M

Location

Undetermined

(Lower East Side)

250

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Location

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(Pleasant Plains)_

900

2.4


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Plains and adjacent communities.

OM

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185.

P -74- -K

General Vicinity:

Flushing Avenue

-Throop Avenue

1200

2.7



__

186.

P-178-M

General Vicinity:

East 3 Street

-Avenue B

1500

3.2


(P-15: "A" structure erected in 1904,55)

((P-188: "A" structure erected in 1904)

--

187.

P-372-K

General Vicinity:

Stone Avenue

-Sutter Avenue

1200

2.7




--

188.

New P-91-M

Location

Undetermined

(Lower East Side)

250

2.0




--

189.

I.S. 72-R

Location

Undetermined

(Arlinton)

1500

5.0


Arlington community. (To

serve Int. Sch.

Planning Area XV, Dist

30)

1

--

190.

P-14-M

General Vicinity:

West 109 Street

-Amsterdam Avenue

1200

2.7


("A" structure erected in 189$_, 05)

--

191.

192.

P-323-K

General Vicinity:

Sixth Avenue

-51 Street

1200

2.7



._

P-375-K

General Vicinity:

Hopkinson Avenue

-Lott Avenue

1200

2.7



--

193.

Ft. Hamilton

H.S. Brooklyn

Renovation

Shore Road

-83 Street

--

1.7


sanitary systems.

--

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I 44.

P-374-K

Watkins Avenue -

1200

2.7


--

Sutter Avenue


General Vicinity:

195.

P-233-Q

Britton Avenue

-1000

2.5


__

Gleane Street


General Vicinity:

1 96.

P-66-K

Willoughby Avenue-1400

3.0


--

Irving Avenue


Location


197.

P-70-R

Undetermined

(Charleston)

900

2.4

ren residing primarily in Charleston

and adiacent communities.

--

Location


School for spe-

98.

New P-148-M

Undetermined

(West Side)

250

2.0


and socially maladjusted children.

General Vicinity:

199.

P-164-X

East 240 Street

-600

2.0


--

Matilda Avenue


General Vicinity:

200.

P-109-K

Bushwick Avenue

-1500

3.2


__

Siegel Street


General Vicinity:

201.

P--89-M

East 107 Street

-1400

3.0


__

Park Avenue


27)

General Vicinity:

202.

P-6-R

Yetman Avenue

-1000

2.5


__

Summit Road

("AC" structure erected in 1875, 96)

General Vicinity:

203.

P-143-K

Bartlett Street

-1200

2.7


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P-71-R

ocation

Undetermined

(Chelsea)

900

2.4


rem residing primarily in Chelsea and

Adjacent communities.


(P-68: "A" structure erected

in 1908)

(P-88: "A" structure erected

in 1908)

--

--

2051

P-103-Q

General Vicinity:

Myrtle Avenue

-Decatur Street

1000

2.5

2061

I.S. 381-K

Location

Undetermined

(East New York)

1800

5.2


("A" structure erected

in 1900, 08)

--

207.

I.S. 43-R

Location

Undetermined

(New Dorp-Great Kills)

1500

5.0

Accom. for children residing in New Dorp-

Great Kills community.(To

serve Int.Sch.

Planning Area XVI, Dist. 30)

--

208.

P-141-M

General Vicinity:

East 87 Street

-Second Avenue

1000

2.5


(P-151: "A° structure erected in 1897)


--

209.

P-230-Q

General Vicinity:

Fairview Avenue

-Bleecker Street

1000

2.5


(P-71: "A" structure erected in 1906,13)


--

,..,

210,

P-159-M

General Vicinity:

East 73 Street

-First Avenue

1000

2.5




--

211.

I.S. 47-R

Location

Undetermined

(Charleston)

1500

5.0


Charleston community.(To serve Int. Sch

Planning Area XVII, Dist. 30)

--

212,

P-191-X

General Vicinity:

East 177 Street

-Prospect Avenue

General -icinity:

Mangin Street -

Houston Street

1300

1200

2.8

2.7

Replacement for obsolete P-44. (After

conversion from junior high school)




--

--

213.

P-204-M

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Wat

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1200

4....

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2.7


( "A" structure erected in 1901 25)

--

P-541

General Vicinity:

Bayard Street

1000

2.5


("B" structure erected in 1$92)

--

2161P-48-M

General Vicinity:

Wes

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Str

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1000

2.5


("A" structure erected in 1905 08

12

__

217.

P-163-X

General Vicinity:

Tremont Avenue

1000

2.5



--

1a.

I.S.(P.S.)234-Q

26 Avenue

-Cpl. Kennedy St.

1800

5.2

Acccm. for childrenres iding in College Point-

Whitestone community. (To

serve Int. Sc

Planning Area XII, Dist. 25,26)

--

r-

219.

New P-17-R

General Vicinity:

Prospect Avenue

-Clide Place

250

2.5

Replacement for P-17.0ccupational Train-

ing Center established under provision of

Speno-McCloskev Amendment.

1

--

220.

Benjamin

Franklin H.S.

East 116 Street

Man.Renovation

tPleasant Avenue

--

1.7


sanitary systems.

221.

.....

22.

J-118-M

West 93 Street

-Renovation

Amsterdam Avenue

--

1.1


sanitary systems.

--

J-252-K

Renovation

Lenox Road

-East 94. Street

--

1.1


sanitary systems.

--

23.

J-259-K

Renovation

Ft.Hamilton Pkwy.-

73 Street

--

1.1


sanitary systems.

--

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INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL PLANNING AREAS

Intermediate schools will be located in areaswhere, within the limitations imposed by the ethnic compo-sition of neighboring communities, the number of childrento be served, and the availability of transportation faci-lities, a maximum degree of racial balance in each school'sorganization can be realized. Sites for intermediateschools and the organization of intermediate schools willbe studied jointly by District Superintendents, Local SchoolBoards, the Central Zoning Unit, the Office of Integration,and the School Planning and Research Division.

In order to ascertain the need for intermediateschool projects and prepare a basis for the future deter-mination of their precise location and student organization,a series of 17 "Intermediate School Planning Areas" was de-lineated by the Programming Section -- each planning areaencompassing a complex of neighboring communities. The sizeof the projected enrollment in each Intermediate SchoolPlanning Area was compared with the number of suitable acco-modations available in the planning area and the gap betweenthe projected enrollment and available accommodations was"filled" by an appropriate number of new intermediate schoolprojects which have been incorporated into the 1968-1974School Building Program. To the extent that IntermediateSchool Planning Areas cut across the lines of ethnically ho-mogeneous communities, it should be possible to plan for thegreatest possible degree of racial balance in the new schools.

Data on Intermediate School Planning Areas arepresented in the Appendix, Page 27 to Page 43. It should benoted, first, that the areas which have been delineated arepreliminary and tentative and are subject to future revision,if necessary, and second, that it may be possible to provideintermediate school capacity in certain instances by the con-version of suitable elementary school and high school struc-tures.

KEY

C - construction b - site acquisitiona - planning

26

CP - Capital Program, 1969-74

A.EXISTING 'J NS'

(TO BE CONY. INTO I.S.)SCHOOls. CAPACITY*

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL PLANNING AREA

BOROUGH OF Bronx

VENROLLMENT PROJECTION,1971 1972COMMUNITY

South Bronx

Concourse

Fordham

GRADES 5-S

16,282

7,024

66

28,272

NO.

IC. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL CAPACITY PLANNING AREA NO..1.

3852

3.391492282

117145

( 79"P1580143

9241,4541,2801,2301,5111,6251,345115351,4811p 3511,6581,351

TOTAL (A) 16,716(EXISTING)

4:11 : i , 1967 -1073

ng and Research Division

B.NEW CONST. PROJECTS(IN CAPITAL BUDGET )

Mint CAPACITY *

155151.162

1,6161,8001,800

S.:.PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS

(196e-1974 BLDG. PROG.)

MUM LAB. ferafilL

166 1,800183 1,800 c1844** 1,800 a137 1, so° b195 X,800 CF

5,216TOT/AL M) 9sC1C°TOTAL (15)

(PROPOSED)

TOTAL CAPACITY 30,961(AiSPC)

CAPACITY TO SE SURR.(D)

1.1* 2,832

28,329 Page 27

PITEIEVALDISABWITASED

t8(1111 Ergo* School of Erten, Yeshiva Uoiversi

TOTAL PLANNED CAPACITY

TO SE REPLACEDmak CAPACITY

f 79" 1,481115 ls 351

TOTAL(0) 2,832(REPLACED

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL PLANNING AREA NO.

BOROUGH OF Bronx

(.*ENROLLMENT PROJECTION 1 1971 1972COMMUNITY

Morrisania

Hunts Point

Clason Point

Throgs Neck

Morris Park

Williamsbridge

North Bronx

City Islanti

Tremont

(.INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLA.

EXISTING "J MS"( TO BE CONY. INTO I.S. )

SCHOOL CAPACITY*

55** 1,417

98 1,453120 1,062133 1,512

136 1,425123 1,414125 1,324101 1,358127 1,463113 1,961135 1,365142 1,280

44*** 99845 1,234

us 893131 1,68o


GRADES 5-9

16,733

1,021

4,673

2,414

3,964

4,555

5,221

1416.822

45,544CAPACITY-PLANNING AREA NO.

II

NEW CONST. PROJECTS(IN CAPITAL BUDGET )

CAPACITY*1190EcT

148**144***167

.1 g 190.1973

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1,4821,8421,800

TOTAL (S) 51(NEW)

TOTAL CAPACITY

(A+15tC)

CAPACITY TO BE

(0)

TOTAL PLANNED CAPACITY 1850148

PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS(1968-1974 BLDG. PROG.)

MAIM OR-. BEM84 1,800

174 1,800 C

180 1,800 C

181 1,800 C

1I7 1,800 C

116 1,800 a158 1,800 a

193 1,800 a192 1,800 a118Add. 800 a19I 1,800 b196 1,800 b

6TOTAL (C) 20t 00

(PROPOSED)

47,563

2,415

TO BE REPLACEDSCHOOL, CAPACITY

55*444H01.

1,417998

TOTAL(0) 2,415(REPLACED)

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BOROUGH OF Brooklyn

',ENROLLMENT PROJECTION , 1971 1972COMMUNITY GRADES 5-

Bay Ridge

Sunset FarkGowanus

Bensonhurst

Borough Park

X 1 TERMA.

EXISTING :INS"( TO BE CONV. INTO Z. S. )

CAPACITY*

201239136220

9622762

223

1, 5931,1381,0431,5281,6611,6001,49934593

TOTAL (A) 111655(EXISTING)

*Based (inar

iF It 1967 -1973

ng as Research Division

3,653

20 546

5,5P8

3,32115,008

1ATE SCHOOL CAPACITY-PLANNING AREA NO inNEW CONST. PROJECTS( IN CAPITAL BUDGET )

Mgr& CANICITY*

NONE

TOTAL (B)(NEW)

PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS(1968-1974 BLDG. SMOG.) TO SE REPLACED

SC.. CAPACITY Y 41BEM314 1, 800 a.394 1.800 CP

TOTAL (C), 3,600(PROPOSED)

TOTAL CAPACITY 15 .255(A4B+C)

CAPACITY(0)TO

TOTAL PLANNED

IMO

SE SUM.

CAPACITY 15,255

NONE

TOTAL(0)(REPLACED)

NO

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A.EXISTING :INS.

( TO BE CONV. INTO LS.,SCHOOL CAPACITY*,


BOROUGH OF Brooklyn

VENROLLMENT PROJECTION,1971 -1972COMMUNITY GRADES 5 -8

Brooklyn Heights-Fort Greene 2,650

South Brooklyn-Red Hook 3,772

Park Slope 4,245

Crown Heights 7,035

Bedford-Stuyvesant 19,374

37,076

NO.

IL INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL CAPACITY-PLANNING AREA NO. ..1Y_D.

265 1,135294 * 1,4666* 1,054

14210*** 1,494833

51 98835 1,13657 1,316

117 1,277178# 1,008210 1,336258 1,303271 1,58461 1,475

TOTAL (A) 17.45,(EXISTING)

1967.1973

Win ng a Research Division

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NEW CONST. PROJECTS(IN CAPITAL BUDGET )MEM CAPACITY*

293**811**

55#320

1,7101,4321,752

1,722

Sg.

PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS(1968-1974 BLDG. PROB.)

M SAML. NEM

324365351280350

391393

1,800 C1,800 a1,800 a1,800 a1,800 a1,800 a1,800 b1,800 b1,800 Cl'

TOTAL(0), 6,616 TOTAL, (C), 16,200(NEW) (PROPOSED)

TOTAL CAPACITY 40.27504+1,4.0

CAPACITY TO SE SUM:- 3,010(D)

TOTAL PLANNED CAMCITY 37,265

TO BE REPLACEDSCHOOL CAPACIT

6** 1,05410 948

178* 1,00P

TOTAL(D) 3,010(REPLACED)

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BOROUGH OF Brooklyn

VENROLLMENT PROJECTION , 1971 - 1972COMMUNITY GRADES 5-8

Gravesend 5,737

Coney Island 4:642

Sheepehead Bay _4.20014:579

V

E. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL CAPACITY-PLANNING AREA NO. vA. SA A.

EXISTING aJNSIB NEW CONST. PROJECTS PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS( TO SE CONY. INTO LS.) (IN CAPITAL BUDGET) (1968-1974 BLDG. PROG.) TO BE REPLACEDSCHOOL CAPACITY* MEM CAPACITY* pled EM sAL, gam VIM CAPACITY *

228281239

234

1,6281,5761:9391,5281,365

43 1,712


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303 Cony.and Add. 1'00 325 1,800 b

TOTAL (B) 1'8°0 TOTALIC) 14W(NEW) (PROPOSED)

13,348TOTAL CAPACITY(A.11+C)

CAPACITY TO SE SURR,(0)

TOTAL PLANNED CAPACITY 13,348

NONE

TOTAL(0)(REPLACED)

OW

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A.EXISTING 14 ItS"

( TO SE CONV. INTO M.S.)MEWL CAPACITY*

126 (new) 1,354126 (010** 96133 1,43649 1,37950 1,201

111 1,728162# 894296 1,45477 Qla4- 1,14893 1,13173 1,398119 715

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL PLANNING AREA NO. VI

BOROUGH OF Brooklyn - Queens

I.*ENROLLMENT PROJECTION ,1971 - 1972COMMUNITY GRADES

Greenpoint 853

Williamsburg 12,093

Bushwick-Ridgewood 8,096

Ridgewood-Maspeth 2,307

Middle Village24,289

fl. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL CAPAC1TY-PLANNING AREA NO.S.



1967..1073

an ng Research Division

CAPACITY*

316" 1,436349 1,80073 Add. 32571 1,800

PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS(1968 -1974 SLOG. PROG.)Man la.291'1,800 c 126 (old)** 96367 1,800 b 77 QN** 1,14392 1,800 op 162# 894383# 1,800 CP

TO SE REPLACEDSCHODL CAPACIT

TOTAL(8), 5,361 TOTAL (C), 7,200(NEW) (PROPOSED)

TOTAL CAPACITY(A+S.C)

27,360

CAPACITY TO SE WM 'WO(0)

TOTAL PLANNED CAPACITY 24357

MAIM 3,003

(REPLACED)

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BOROUGH OF Broogyn

IANROLLMENT PROJECTION, 1971 -1972COMMUNITY

Brownsville

Canarsie

East New York

Flatbush-East Flatbush

Midwood-Flatlands

T RMA.

EXISTING H( TO BE CONY. INTO :LS.)SCHOOL. Male

4eif6400. 1,650149 1128166 1,,369171# 1,365218 1,658252 1,076263 1,257275 1,531

68 3596211 14,463232 1,726246 1,430285 1,268

78 1,523240 1,398278 1,535

TOTAL 22.973(EXISTING)

GRADES 5-11

12, 504

6,132

12,486

7,506

6,195A44,682

NO. VII

)ATE SCHOOL CAPACITY-PLANNING AREA NO.

PROJECT

292

(IN CAPITAL

2924Hsi

302363

PROJECTSBUDGET)

CArACITY*

1,7341,8001,800

PROP05...D(1968-1974

326366342

361343

385386387"'kit383.-382#

NEW PROJECTSBLDG. PROS.)

fght.

1,8001,8001,8001, 8001,8001,8001,8001,8001, 8001,8001,800

ToTaL(e) 5.334 TOTAL(C), 19,800,(NEW) (PROPOSED)

TOTAL CAPACITY1%7-1913 (A+11.c)

Z9in ng acig Research DivisionCAPACITY TO SE BURR.

(0)


48.107

4.143

43,964

C

aaaabbbCPCPCP

I

TO SE REPLACEDSAM CAI...2agre

1494: 1,12864 1,650

171# 1,365

TOTAL(0)fial.(REPLACED)

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[71,-A.

A.EXISTING :OHS.

TO BE CONY. INTO LS. )SCHOOL CAPACITY *

**12 1,40822 1,41560 1,29665" 1,23871 1,277

104. 1,308139 715

(an'x to 167)167 1,77113 1,351


BOROUGH OF ...iginigataa.

I.*ENROLLMENT PROJECTION , 1971 1972COMMUNITY

Lower East Side

East Midtown

Yorkville

Fast Harlem

Central Harlem South

GRADES 5-9

8,893

1,000

2,125

11,288

3.42426,730

NO. Arm_

IL INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL CAPACITY-PLANNING AREA NO..31131.

4599

117128##

201

TOTAL (A)(EXISTING)

1,5481,0981,4401,5661,4821,556

20.469

a.NEW CONST. PROJECTS I PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS(IN CAPITAL BUDGET) (1969 -1974 BLDG. PROG.)

PROS CAPACITY* pROJECT mg&

1967..1073

Reward) Division

56** 1959829# 1,804

25 1,800 a195 1,800 a172 1,800131" 1,800 CP

55## 1,800 CP

(Non

3,402TOTAL (C) 99CWTOTAL (B)

(PROPOSED)

TOTAL CAPACITY 32M14A+13tC)

CAPACITY TO BE SURR.... 4,843(0)


TO BE REPLACEDEMS. CAPACIT

3.212,11, 1,4086rr- 1,238135#

Can'xiito 167) 715wry 1,482

TOTAL(D) 4,843(REPLACED)

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BOROUGH OF Manhattan

IANROLLMENT PROJECTION 1971 1972COMMUNITY

Lower West Side

Chelsea

Clinton

Lower Park West

Upper Park West

INTERMA.

EXISTING elf HS.( TO SE CONY. INTO Z. S. )SCHOOL A ILLIZit

7017"4454

118

1,594990

1,352953

1,224

GRADES 5-6

1,273

640

499

1,264

Lau7,289

NO. IX

)ATE SCHOOL CAPACITYPLANNING AREA NO. lxNEW CONST. PROJECTS PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS(IN CAPITAL BUDGET) (1968 -1974 BLDG. PROG.) TO SE REPLACEDMN= CAPAcITY* PROJECT SAL =Kt SCHOOL, CAPACtTY*

NONE

TOTAL (A) 6.113 TOTAL (ll)(EXISTING) (NEW)

196 4611. 1 800 b 17" 990

TOTAL (C), 1,800 TOTAL(0) 990(PROPOSED) (REPLACED)

, 1%7-1973 TOTAL CAPACITY 7,91'(A+S.C)Zing ea Research Division

CAPACITY(D)TO

TOTAL PLANNED

OE SUM.

CAPACITY 6,923

990

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BOROUGH OF Nanhtttan

I.*ENROLLMENT PROJECTION , 1971 - 1972COMMUNITY GRADES 5-15

Korningside-Manhattanville 2,505

Hamilton Grange 2,391

Central Harlem North 5,881

Washington Heights 1,376

Inwood 2,462

Rive:Wale

14656

IC. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL CAPACITY-PLANNING AREA NO.EXIST ING JN8

e

( TO NE CONY. INTO 2.11.S 0_022116, CAPACITY *

4) 12586

1360 1,221139 1,352164 1, 224143 ls 66752 1,495

141 1,430

TOTAL (A) 9,975(EXISTINS)

fiI 1%74073

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pROJEgr CAPACITY *

10iet 1,814136 Corm.to coed

172 1,800,9 1'2001

NM

PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS(1968-1974 SLOG. PROS.)

X

X

TO SE REPLACEDMEM. Wh.. IQ& UN& CAPACIT

49 1,800 op 139" 1,35

TOTAL40), 4,834 TOTAL (C) 4800 TOTAL(D) 1(NEW) (PROPOSED) (REPLACED)

TOTAL CAPACITY 16.589 Remaining Capacity (600)(A+B.C) for K...4 use.CAPACITY TO SE SUM. 1.352

40) Page 36TOTAL PLANNED CAPACITY 15,237

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL PLANNING AREA NO. xi

BOROUGH OF Queens

I.*ENROLLMENT PROJECTION , 1971 - 1972COMMUNITY GRADES 5-

Astoria 4,728

Long Island Citr,Sunnyside 1,190

Woodside- Jackson Heights - Elmhurst- 6,556Corona

Forest Hills -Rego Park IAN16,954

I. INTERMJDIATE SCHOOL CAPACITY-PLANNING AREA NO. XIA.SA ALEXISTING "JOS. NEW CONSL.T. PROJECTS PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS( TO OE CONY. INTO =.S.) (IN CAPITAL BUDGET) (1968-1974 SLOG. MOO.) TO SE REPLACEDSCHOOL CAPACITY* PR EM CAPACITY* =LEL MEL ICA& WAN& CAPACITY*

10 1,076126 1,372141 1,300204 1,402125 1,481

61 1,647145 1,203157 1,138190 1,300


157 Add. 574 227 1,800 a241 1800 CP

MAL(.) 574 ToTAL(C) 3,600(NEW) (PROPOSED)

1'1 i

1967 -1973I7-1973 TOTAL CAPACITY , 16,093

a, .A Research Division

:.(A+S.C)

CAPACITY TO BE SUM.(0)


=IS

NONE

TOTAL(D)(REPLACED)

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BOROUGH OF

(.*ENROLLMENT PROJECTION 91971 -1972COMMUNITY GRADES 5-11

College Point-Whitestone 3,854Flushing 4,320Central Queens 4,553Bayside 3,684

Douglaston-Little Neck-Bellerose19,294

NO.

K. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL CAPACITY- PLANNING AREA NO. XEXISTING :INS NEW COW. PROJECTS PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS

( TO SC CONY. INTO Z. S.1 ( IN CAPITAL BUDGET) (1969-1974 sum mt04.)wool. CAPACITY* PROJECT CAPACITY*

194129

(an'x to 194)18518916821621874

15867

172

1,322575

1,1701,398143331,3001,4631,3331,4481,5461,578


, 1967-1073

11 ng an Research Division

25 2,026237 1,800

Mal- SAL, 1=4216 Add. 500.1 C234 1, 200* CP

TOTAL (B) 3,826 TOTAL(C) 1,700(NEW) (PROPOSEDrig".-----

TOTAL CAPACITY(A+114,C)

CAPACITY TO SE BURR.(D)


19,992

19,992

TO SE REPLACEDEMIL CAPACM

Non

TOTAL(0)'REPLACED)

1./ Remaining capacity (600)for K-4 use.

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INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL PLANNING AREA NO. XIII

TA.

EXISTING »J 14 Ss(T7 OE CONY. INTO Z.S.)satg2L, CAPACITY'

202 1,58659 1,461

231 1,151109 1,788192 1,739

a 1,554142 1,464217 1,47072 1,730

210 1,744

BOROUGH OF Queens

I. *ENROLLMENT PROJECTION , 1971 - 1972COMMUNITY

Woodhaven-Richmond Hill

Richmond Hill So.-Ozone Pk.-Howard Beach

Springfield Gardens-LaureltonFiRosedale

GRADES 5-8

1,556

6,479

5,711

Queens Village-Hollis-St. Albans 4,718

2A51.8

25,992

RM DIATE SCHOOL CAPACITY-PLANNING AREA NO. J

Jamaica-So. Jamaica

TOTAL (A) 15.687(EXISTING)


PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS(1968-1974 SLOG. PROD.) TO SE REPLACEDMEL CAPACITY * Migicl, SAL Igo& psingk CAPSACITY*

238 1,800 212 1,800 a226 1,800 a239 1,800 a240 1,800 b

TOTAL (0) 1.800 TaraL(c), 7,200(NEW) (PROPOSED)

I

P

II, 1967.1973

TOTAL. CAPACITY

(A.G.C)nip stl Research Division

CAPACITY TO SE SUM.0)


24,687

NMI

NONE

TOTAL(D)(REPLACED)

UM

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BOROUGH OF Queens

I*ENROLLMENT PROJECTION , 1971 1972COMMUNITY

Rockaway

GRADES 5S

59167

it. !NTgRAlfDIATE SCHOOL CAPACITY- PLANNING AREA NO. xlvA.EX 1ST ING ~J If S. NEW CONST. PROJECTS

(TO SE CONY. INTO Z.S.) (IN CAPITAL MIDGET )026211.' * MEM 026,21121

180 1,264 NONE198 1,398

TOTAL (A) 29662(Emma)

n9 d/ i isial

PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS(1969-1974 BLDG. PROS.)

MIMI. AM. MEL53 1,800 C

225 Add.Comr.to

1.3. 1,000# CP

TO SE REPLACEDIMAM" CAPACITY 41

NONE

TOTAL (11) TOTAL (C), 2,800 TOTAL(0)(NEW) ' (PROPOSED) (REPLACED)

TOTAL CAPACITY 5,462(A+ItC)

CAPACITY(0)TO RE SURN.

MOO GO


MI

# Remaining capacity (500)for K-4 use.

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BOROUGH OF Richmond

VENROLLMENT PROJECTION , 1971 - 1972

A.EXISTING NJ 14 S" NEW CONS'''. PROJECTS PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS

( TO BE CONY. INTO Z.11.1 (IN CAPITAL BUDGET) (1968 -1974 BLDG. PROG.) TO BE REPLACEDSCHOOL CAPACITY*, PROJECT, CAPACITY * PROJECT egm, owns, CAPACITY *

IV

COMMUNITY

Northeast Shore

Port Richmond- Mariner' e Harbor

Arlington-Travis

Castleton Corners-Todt Hill

GRADES 5-8

2,464

1,764

1051

7,378

T RMEDIATE SCHOOL AREA NO. -IL'.

4927

51

1,300

1,647

19280


61 2,044 64 1,800(72 1,500

TOTAL (8) 204h TOTAL (C) x.800(NEW) (PROPOSED)

). a 1%7-1973TOTAL CAPACITY jalam.mo

rig al Research Division(A+$sC)

CAPACITY TD) O BE SURR.(


NONE

TOTAL(0)(REPLACED)

** Land bank projectfor future constructio

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BOROUGH OF Richmond

',ENROLLMENT PROJECTION ,1971 1972COMMUNITY GRADES 5 S

South Beach-Midland

New DorpGreat Kills

1,716

3,A4k5,560

xvI

T (ATE SCHOOL CAPACITYPLANNING AREA NO.2V1A.EXISTING °J HS.

( TO SE CONV. INTO I.S. )S M CAPACITYY

NEW CONST. PROJECTS(IN CAPITAL BUDGET )mecum mime

PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS(1968-1974 SLOG. PROS.)

PROJECT SU. WINK2 1,365 24. 2,734 1 75

(43


tv,i .,4.1-- in1 f,:. :.. 1N7-1973 ....

rifaninme and Reward) Division (D)CAPACITY TO SE SURR,


1000 C1,500 **)

TOTAL (13) 1,734 TOTAL (C) goo(NEW) (PROPOSED)

TOTAL CAPACITYN.* Land bank project(A+11.C)

for future construction

TO SE REPLACEDMg& CAPACITY

NOM

TOTAL(D)(REPLACED)

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BOROUGH OF Richmond

rENROLLMENT PROJECTION , 1971 -1972COMMUNITY

South Shore

GRADES 5-II

2,298

XVII

INTERKDIATE SCHOOL CAPACITY-PLANNING AREA NO "IIEXISTING 11 HS"

TO BE CONY. INTO Z. S. )SCHOOL Male

7 1,597


1967 -1973

rim, in_____ Research Division


PPG_, CAPACITY*

NONE

PROPOSED NEW PROJECTS(1968- 1974 OLD& PROC.)

MAUL SAL Mg&34 19500 b(47 19500 **)

=Now - TOTAL (C) 1500(NEW) (rimamau)

TOTAL CAPACITY 39497(A.B.C)

CAPACITY(0)TO SC SURR.


TO SE REPLACEDSc ak CAPACITY*

NONE

TOTAL(D) -(REPLACED)

** Land bank projectfor future construct

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