High School Groton-Dunstable Regional High School was built in 2003. Since the high school was built, there have not been significant upgrades to HVAC, the water filtration system, or the athletics fields. The current AC chiller, installed when the building was constructed, handles multiple offices, the library, The Black Box Theatre, teacher prep rooms and computer High School Fast Facts rooms. One of the compressors is burnt out and Floor Space 165,000 needs to be replaced. This unit is sized to Parcel Acreage 42 handle the areas above and runs all of them at once. It is an inefficient system when cooling is Maximum Capacity 970 only needed in smaller areas. To make the 5/1/16 Enrollment 842 system more efficient, the building needs Parking Spaces 262 ductless split units. High School Fast Facts Gross Floor Space 165,000 The high school is served by an on-site well and filtration system. Upon completion of Parcel Acreage 42 the building construction it took several years of effort to make the water safe for consumption. The current water filtration system is no longer manufactured and parts Maximum Capacity 970 are nearly impossible to find. The two water softeners and the UV light component 5/1/16 Enrollment 842 need to be replaced as a result. Replacement of the entire system would ensure that the Parking Spaces 262 water remains viable for use and would make repairs less likely and more economical. Peter Twomey Youth Center The "New Gym" was constructed in 1977 as a replacement gym while the High School gym floor was repaired. After the High School gym was completed, the "New Gym" was used as a storage facility for the district's maintenance department. In 1996, the "New Gym" Renovation Committee was formed to PTYC Fast Facts renovate the building as a permanent home for Floor Space 13,626 the district's Extended Day Program, along with Parcel Acreage N/A classroom space for Community Education. It Maximum Capacity 300 provided meeting space for outside groups Current Enrollment N/A including youth athletic leagues. The gym was the Parking Spaces 389 largest phase of the renovation which included the laying of a wood floor and is available for school and community use. For the last 20
High School Groton-Dunstable Regional High School was built in 2003. Since the high school was built, there have not been significant upgrades to HVAC, the water filtration system, or the athletics fields. The current AC chiller, installed when the building was constructed, handles multiple offices, the library, The Black Box Theatre, teacher prep rooms and computer rooms. One of the compressors is burnt out and needs to be replaced. This unit is sized to handle the areas above and runs all of them at once. It is an inefficient system when cooling is only needed in smaller areas. To make the system more efficient, the building needs ductless split units. High School Fast Facts Gross Floor Space 165,000 Parcel Acreage 42 Maximum Capacity 970 5/1/16 Enrollment 842 Parking Spaces 262 The high school is served by an on-site well and filtration system. Upon completion of the building construction it took several years of effort to make the water safe for consumption. The current water filtration system is no longer manufactured and parts are nearly impossible to find. The two water softeners and the UV light component need to be replaced as a result. Replacement of the entire system would ensure that the water remains viable for use and would make repairs less likely and more economical. PTYC Fast Facts Floor Space 13,626 Parcel Acreage N/A Maximum Capacity 300 Current Enrollment N/A Parking Spaces 389 Peter Twomey Youth Center High School Fast Facts Floor Space 165,000 Parcel Acreage 42 Maximum Capacity 970 5/1/16 Enrollment 842 Parking Spaces 262 The "New Gym" was constructed in 1977 as a replacement gym while the High School gym floor was repaired. After the High School gym was completed, the "New Gym" was used as a storage facility for the district's maintenance department. In 1996, the "New Gym" Renovation Committee was formed to renovate the building as a permanent home for the district's Extended Day Program, along with classroom space for Community Education. It provided meeting space for outside groups including youth athletic leagues. The gym was the largest phase of the renovation which included the laying of a wood floor and is available for school and community use. For the last 20
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