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Capital Improvements Plan (CIP)

Each year, FCPS staff carefully plan and prioritize projects to enhance our school facilities and support our students' success. These projects are based on needs to address enrollment growth and aging infrastructure. The projects are compiled to create a draft Capital Improvements Plan (CIP) which goes through the FCPS Buildings and Grounds Committee, to the full School Board for approval and then to the Frederick County government for approval and appropriation of funds.

Current CIP

Past CIPs

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Capital Improvements Plan Questions and Comments

 

Data

View FCPS funded and completed CIP projects by completion date.

 

View the history of real estate tax rates in Frederick County.

History of Frederick County Real Estate Tax Rates

 

Projects

Frederick County Public Schools Build Our Future 4th High School

New Fourth High School

Middletown Elementary Proposed Expansion

Middletown Elementary School Expansion

 

Jordan Springs Elementary Proposed Expansion

Jordan Springs Elementary Expansion

Our Schools

School Year Opened Program Capacity Current Enrollment % of Capacity # of Modular Classrooms
Apple Pie Ridge Elementary 1974 509 389 76.42%  
Armel Elementary 1991 580 581 100.34%

6*

Bass-Hoover Elementary 1975 580 607 104.66%  
Evendale Elementary 2006 607 600 98.52%  
Gainesboro Elementary 2007 595 478 80.34%  
Greenwood Mill Elementary 2009 696 589 84.63%  
Indian Hollow Elementary 1988 442 391 88.46% 4
Jordan Springs Elementary 2020 500 660 132.00% 6
Middletown Elementary 1989 527 644 122.20%  
Orchard View Elementary 2000 473 471 99.58%  
Redbud Run Elementary 1996 613 606 98.86% 1*
Stonewall Elementary 1997 488 385 78.89%  
Admiral Richard E. Byrd Middle 2005 900 844 93.78%  
Frederick County Middle 2016 880 728 82.73%  
James Wood Middle 1950 840 868 103.33%  
Robert E. Aylor Middle 2021 914 861 94.20%  
James Wood High 1980 1283 1428 111.30% 10
Millbrook High 2003 1341 1527 113.87%  
Sherando High 1993 1323 1611 121.77% 16
Dowell J. Howard Center     77    
NREP     150    

Data as of November 15, 2024
*Includes one sprung unit which equates to two modular classrooms

Frequently Asked Questions