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The School District of Clayton
Long-Range Facilities Master
Plan Guide
LRMFP Data Dashboard provides a comprehensive
overview of current and projected infrastructure
needs.
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Goals
District goals as they relate to a Long-Range Facilities
Master Plan.
Process
Year-long process to assess, analyze, review, draft and
finalize the LRFMP.
Community Engagement
All stakeholders should have a voice in planning
process.
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Schedule
Tentative schedule for major events, meetings and
forums.
Dashboard
The School District of Clayton's Long-Range Master Facilities
Plan (LRFMP) is a comprehensive strategic document outlining
the future development, maintenance, and management of
school facilities over the next 15 years.
This plan is designed to ensure that Clayton's facilities meet
current and future educational needs and accommodate
student population changes while aligning with the District's
Strategic Plan and Profile of a Clayton Graduate.
What is the Long-Range
Facilities Master Plan?
OPTIMIZE RESOURCE
ALLOCATION
ENHANCE LEARNING
ENVIRONMENTS
ALIGNMENT
Efficiently manage District resources
by prioritizing facility improvements
based on current and projected
student enrollment, facility condition
assessments and community input.
Upgrade and maintain school
facilities to create safe, modern, and
adaptable learning environments that
support diverse instructional
methods and student needs.
Ensure that LRFMP is aligned with
District Strategic Plan and focuses on
enhancing student achievement, promoting
inclusivity and fostering community
partnerships.
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The District contracted
Paragon Architecture
to facilitate the
LRFMP process.
The District contracted
Paragon Architecture
to facilitate the
LRFMP process.
Data Collection
and Analysis
Community and
Stakeholder
Engagement
Identify Needs
and
Opportunities
Financial
Planning
The LRFMP Process
THE ROAD TO COMPLETING A
LONG-RANGE FACILITIES PLAN
Creating a Facilities Master Plan for a school district involves these key steps to ensure
alignment with educational and community goals.
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Developing
Master Plan
District
Community
Engagement
Forum
Building
Community
Engagement
Forums
Community
Surveys
Steering
Committee
Formation
Building
Sub-Committee
Formation
Community Engagement
How we hear from stakeholders.
Involving parents, students, staff and Clayton residents, the District ensures diverse
perspectives and needs are considered when identifying and prioritizing facility needs.
The District values transparent communication and active participation, recognizing that
a well-informed and engaged community is vital for developing sustainable and effective
solutions that benefit the entire Clayton Community.
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LRFMP Schedule:
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May: Kickoff meeting and BOE introduction
June: Conduct building assessments
June: Building tours with principals
July: Prep and field work
Aug. 27: Steering Committee Kickoff Meeting
Sept. 4: Sub-Committees Kickoff Meeting
City of Clayton and BOE Meeting #1
Oct. 1 & 2 : Sub-Committees Meeting #2
Oct. 15: Steering Committee Meeting #3
M A Y - J U L Y
A U G U S T -
S E P T E M B E R
O C T O B E R
Building-Level Community Forums
Dec. 4: District Wide Community Forum #2 (7 p.m.)
Jan. 8: Final Joint Steering & Sub-Committees Meeting
TBA: BOE Presentation
N O V E M B E R
D E C E M B E R
J A N U A R Y -
M A R C H
Sept. 17: Steering Committee Meeting #2
Nov. 12: District-Wide Community Forum #1 (7 p.m.)
Nov. 20: Steering Committee Meeting #4
BOE Meeting #2
Nov. 6: Captain (4 p.m.) & Clayton High (6:30 p.m.)
Nov. 7: Glenridge (4 p.m.) & Wydown Middle (6 p.m.)
Nov. 12: Family Center (2:30 p.m.) & Meramec Elementary (4 p.m.)
District Buildings - Community Forum @ Wydown Middle
Thank you
Your engagement and feedback are
essential as we work to create spaces
that support our students, staff, and
community. Together, we can ensure our
schools remain safe, innovative, and
future-ready.