Is the cost of renovating worth the small number of students. Is there a way to increase capacity or use this site for an alternative use

If renovated, could the ACC function at its capacity (200+)? This would be great! We never even tried to get in, heard there were no spots.

Unfortunately, this site doesn't serve many students. Large capital projects here seem short-sighted.

You should explain more about who uses ACC; how it is funded; why there are so few students there; and how enrollment could increase.

The Albany children’s center should be the lowest priority because it serves very few children most of whom don’t live in the district.

I fear the renovations needed at this site do not match the value it provides, with a limited enrollment outside of the district's core.

It would be better to keep district staff together in 1 place. But spending limited funds on offices does not seem great.

It would be better to keep all district staff together. But I don't think a large capital expenditure for offices is a good use of limited $

Room 29 (portable) at Cornell currently has leaks on it's roof/ceiling and the HVAC system is currently non-functional and in need of repair

No more construction please. Don’t put another group of kids through it.

It's disappointing to see that there are HVAC issues in new construction. Re-doing work is not cost-effective. Do it right the first time!

Marin's MPR is really inadequate. They've had a recent reno, but that space is old.

office&library pod have faulty HVAC & unhealthy air. CO2 goes over 1000 w/ all doors open (wastes $ & energy). CO2 2x as high with door shut

Please convert the afterschool portables. They are very old and the HVAC does not work well.

Handicap curb cut in the main drop off area fills with water when it rains. In general it would be helpful to have more curb cuts.

Enable biking all the way to school, such as by adding a bike path near the NE corner and unlocking the gate near the teacher's driveway

Amazing school. Would be helpful to address lack of shaded eating areas, leaky portable ceilings, pest control (rats, recently).

Improving the OV MPR would be great.

What are the conditions on campus; especially regarding the homeless placement very close to Oceanview Elementary campus?

Band room is too small!

Main building feels dated, airflow poor; rooms often feel stuffy. Bathrooms feels "worn out". School feels overcapacitated.

Please increase the size the of cafeteria. The lunch line is insanely long.

Entrance to bike racks conflicts with 6th grade exit path, creating a very crowded situation after school.

Library is also too small and many kids are turned away a lunchtime due to capacity issues.

Eating area is very crowded. Band room heater is broken. Drop ceiling is missing tiles in many classrooms.

This building needs better bathrooms, with more gender-neutral options and a better plan for keeping them clean.

The fact that the softball fields are so poorly maintained is a Title IX violation. In general, the grass fields need attention.

AHS has a very strong athletics program and not nearly enough gym or field space to meet current needs. This must be included in future plan

Can you put in a category for district-wide needs? Aquatic Center, District Office, Cougar Field, performing arts space to some degree...

Really agree re: Aquatic Center; this does not really belong to Albany High. People don't understand that it belongs to the school district.

Albany has a fantastic music program, but the little theater is cramped and out dated.

The Aquatic Center shouldn't be incl w AHS; it, ACC, and Cougar Field belong in separate unique categories as enterprise facilities.

The permits for the elevators are all outdated (safety risk), and the main building only has one elevator that goes to the 3rd floor

Re: Fine Arts - if it was adequately sized, the whole community would use it (all schools, plus outside). It could be rented!

The fine arts building should be completely replaced. It's way too small for the school; we have amazing arts programs!

The fact that anything at the Fine Arts Building is listed as a strength or "good size" is crazy. We need so much more space there.