District Facilities Information Prescott School Fast Facts Prescott was built in 1927 as a high school for Gross Floor Space 25,936 the town of Groton. During the last decade, the Parcel Acreage 2.81 town of Groton, from which the building is Maximum Capacity 220 Central Office Staff 16 leased, has committed fiscal resources to Parking spaces 40 upkeep the historical building. Prescott Building has a new boiler, a new roof, new windows, and a newly installed fan for ventilation/air circulation to align to Fire Code specifications. The was also building’s heating system converted from oil to gas and the electricity was retrofitted to meet Central Office needs. There are no capital projects for Prescott included in this plan. Boutwell School Built in 1914, the Boutwell School was used as an elementary school until 1980 when New England Business Service (NEBS) took over the building. The school system reclaimed the structure in 1995 and converted it to an Early Childhood Center. From 1996-2005, Boutwell housed both Preschool and Kindergarten. In 2005, Kindergarten classes were moved to both Prescott and Florence Roche. In 2002-2003 the air quality had an issue when the carbon monoxide levels were elevated. The HVAC system was inspected and it Fast Facts was determined that the dampers needed to be opened, which fixed the air quality issues. Carbon Gross Floor Space 8,208 monoxide detectors were installed. Parcel Acreage 2.83 Maximum Capacity 120 Currently, the Boutwell School is in need of a new Current Enrollment 63 roof, and The two rooftop ‘weather-maker’ units. Parking Spaces 26 roof is 21 years old and the current units are 28 years old and have surpassed their anticipated life span. Florence Roche School
District Facilities Information Prescott School Prescott was built in 1927 as a high school for the town of Groton. During the last decade, the town of Groton, from which the building is leased, has committed fiscal resources to upkeep the historical building. Prescott Building has a new boiler, a new roof, new windows, and a newly installed fan for ventilation/air circulation to align to Fire Code specifications. The building’s heating system was also converted from oil to gas and the electricity was retrofitted to meet Central Office needs. There are no capital projects for Prescott included in this plan. Fast Facts Gross Floor Space 25,936 Parcel Acreage 2.81 Maximum Capacity 220 Central Office Staff 16 Parking spaces 40 Boutwell School Fast Facts Gross Floor Space 8,208 Parcel Acreage 2.83 Maximum Capacity 120 Current Enrollment 63 Parking Spaces 26 Built in 1914, the Boutwell School was used as an elementary school until 1980 when New England Business Service (NEBS) took over the building. The school system reclaimed the structure in 1995 and converted it to an Early Childhood Center. From 1996-2005, Boutwell housed both Preschool and Kindergarten. In 2005, Kindergarten classes were moved to both Prescott and Florence Roche. In 2002-2003 the air quality had an issue when the carbon monoxide levels were elevated. The HVAC system was inspected and it was determined that the dampers needed to be opened, which fixed the air quality issues. Carbon monoxide detectors were installed. Currently, the Boutwell School is in need of a new roof, and two rooftop ‘weather-maker’ units. The roof is 21 years old and the current units are 28 years old and have surpassed their anticipated life span. Florence Roche School