planning for a
growing district
2014
today
Next 5 years
Approximately 745 Students
Designed for
625 Students
Projected to approach
800 Students
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When United South Central's school opened in 2014, it was designed for approximately 625 students. Today, the district serves approximately 745 students, with enrollment projected to approach 800 over the next five years, reflecting a growing district and making thoughtful, long-term planning essential to ensure facilities continue to meet the needs of students and staff.
space and building challenges
Overcrowding
The school does not have
enough classroom space
for current enrollment.
Scheduling Issues
Limited space makes it
harder to schedule
classes and offer flexible learning opportunities for students.
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Limited Multi-Purpose Space
Current gym space is over capacity and no longer meets the needs of the district, limiting physical education, student activities, school events, and community use.
Small-Group
Learning Space
There is limited breakout
space for flexible,
small-group instruction.
Insufficient Parking
The parking lot does not
have enough space
for staff, students, and visitors.
Pick-Up and Drop-Off Safety
Parent and bus pick-up and drop-off areas are crowded, creating safety concerns.