Our first set of options considers what alternatives are available for the PUSD District Office in Quincy.

Alternative 1 is to do nothing.

Alternative 2 is to keep the facility open and make retrofits.
Alternative 3 is to vacate the District Office and move it possibly to a vacated facility.

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Our second set of options considers what alternatives are available in Portola. 

Portola High student capacity is 513, a current enrollment of 271, and an annual utility cost of $181,125.
C. Roy Carmichael Elementary student capacity is 700, has a current enrollment of 318, and an annual utility cost of $113,510.

Alternative 1 is to do nothing.

Alternative 2 is to create a K-12 and possibly moving portables to Portola High -  recognizing that facility modifications would need to be made to accommodate Elementary age students.

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Our third set of options considers what alternatives are available at Quincy High. 

Quincy High student capacity is 810, a current enrollment of 341, and an annual utility cost of $188,571.

Pioneer Elementary student capacity is 350, has a current enrollment of 180, and an annual utility cost of $55,730.

Quincy Elementary student capacity is 400, a current enrollment 205, and an annual utility cost of $83,806.

Alternative 1 is to do nothing at Quincy High and consider only the options stated in the sixth option addressing consolidating the two Elementary schools.

Alternative 2 is to create a K-12 at Quincy High -  recognizing that facility modifications would need to be made to Quincy High to accommodate Elementary age students.

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Our fourth set of options considers what alternatives are available with the two schools in Chester.

Chester Elementary student capacity is 525, a current enrollment of 194, and an annual utility cost of $74,303.

Chester High student capacity is 513, a current enrollment 217, and an annual utility cost of $126,145.

Alternative 1 is do nothing.

Alternative 2 is to consolidate with Greenville High.
Alternative 3 is to close Chester Elementary and create K-12 at Chester High - recognizing that facility modifications would need to be made to Chester High to accommodate Elementary age students.

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Our fifth set of options considers what alternatives are available with the three schools in Indian Valley. 

Greenville Elementary student capacity is 225, a current enrollment of 121, and an annual utility cost of $74,582.

Taylorsville Elementary student capacity is 100, a current enrollment 50, and an annual utility cost of $16,553.

Greenville High student capacity is 405, a current enrollment of 97, and an annual utility cost of $84,035.

Alternative 1 is to consolidate all of these students into a K-12 program at Greenville High and possibly moving and utilizing portable classrooms from Chester.

Alternative 2 is to consolidate Greenville Elementary and Greenville High and retain Taylorsville Elementary.

Alternative 3 is to close Greenville High and bus students to Chester High.

Alternative 4 is to close Greenville High and bus students to Quincy High.

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Our sixth set of options considers what alternatives are available with Pioneer and Quincy Elementary schools.

Pioneer Elementary student capacity is 350, has a current enrollment of 180, and an annual utility cost of $55,730.

Quincy Elementary student capacity is 400, a current enrollment 205, and an annual utility cost of $83,806.

Alternative 1 is to consolidate all of these students into Pioneer Elementary.

Alternative 2 is to consolidate all of these students into Quincy Elementary.

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