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AUSD Board of Education

Wednesday, Jun 3, 2026

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District Unveils Long-Term Facilities Master Plan with Focus on Equity and Student Well-being

The Board discussed a comprehensive Facilities Master Plan update, a long-term vision for the district's campuses. The plan, developed over a year with extensive community and stakeholder input, aims to address needs across TK-12 facilities, considering enrollment stability, site constraints, and Measure L funds. Key themes include enhancing early childhood education, student and faculty well-being, safety, resiliency, resource stewardship, equity, and inclusivity. The plan outlines phased improvements for each school site, focusing on modernizing spaces, addressing capacity issues, and creating more functional and supportive environments.

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Middle School Master Plan Features All-Gender Locker Rooms, Central Kitchen Relocation, and Athletic Upgrades

The Facilities Master Plan for the Middle School includes significant restroom upgrades, with a focus on all-gender facilities, improved access to the annex, and reconfigured administrative spaces. Plans involve modernizing existing buildings, adding a new wing with all-gender locker rooms accessible from the gym and play yard, and expanding classroom space. A major change is the relocation of the central kitchen to the middle school, expanding the servery and outdoor dining space. New team rooms and improved athletic facilities at Cougar Field and softball fields are also proposed. The annex will see exterior upgrades for outdoor and recess time.

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Student Trustees Reflect on Advocacy and Propose Systemic Improvements for Student Voice

Student trustees presented reflections on their service, highlighting efforts to support student interests, develop advocacy, and contribute to an equitable future. They discussed challenges in communicating student voices to the board and district, emphasizing the need for better preparation and documentation for future student trustees. Key areas of focus included the math program, literacy rates, and creating a more robust system for student input in decision-making. The district also recognized outgoing student trustee Cho and thanked student trustee Shepard for her continued service. Incoming student trustee Charlie was introduced.

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Early Childhood Education Center Proposed for Albany Children's Center Site

The Facilities Master Plan proposes significant upgrades for the Albany Children's Center, including demolishing the existing structure to build seven new TK classrooms and new pre-K sites. The plan aims to create an integrated early childhood education center, addressing a rising need for appropriate learning environments for young children and alleviating space constraints on elementary campuses. Challenges addressed include accommodating TK growth, providing adequate outdoor space, and improving pickup/drop-off logistics. The proposal involves expanding play yard space and adding administrative and multi-purpose areas.

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Ocean View Elementary Master Plan Prioritizes Outdoor Space, MPR Upgrade, and Afterschool Program

The Facilities Master Plan for Ocean View Elementary focuses on maximizing outdoor play space and improving the location and condition of the afterschool program. The plan proposes removing portables to build a new afterschool program building and expanding the MPR to include kitchen and serving areas, as well as outdoor play space. Existing kitchen areas will be converted into restrooms. Long-term, the plan suggests replacing an older building with a student support building. The plan also addresses improving the arrangement of student support spaces and potentially utilizing a front parking lot area for school expansion.

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