Imagine A place where learning happens for the entire community
and where schools, community services, and arts & recreation programs are integrated to serve the entire Emeryville community
Vision for All
The vision for the Center of Community Life is being shaped through the work of the EYSAC Committee with input from residents, businesses, students, teachers and other key community members.
The Emeryville community is committed to developing the potential of all youth.
Center of Community Life
Overview
The Emeryville Center of Community Life (ECCL) has evolved over the past year with guidance from the Education and Youth Services Advisory Committee and input from the Emeryville community.
Planning
On a parallel track, City staff has been working in partnership with AC Transit to determine if acquisition of the AC Transit site is possible. Potential relocation sites for the AC Transit Emeryville facility are currently under review.
Cost
The total cost of the all new construction project, including the future community theatre, is projected to be approximately $183 million , while the cost of the combination project is projected to be $158 million.
EYSAC Committee
Who are we
The Education and Youth Services Advisory Committee (EYSAC) is a broad coalition of the Emeryville community working to create a Center of Community Life. People from all walks (even the ones who play online slot games on any website reviewed on the moxiecafe.com) of Emeryville community life have participated in the EYSAC Committee.
A Cross-section
EYSAC is chaired by Joshua Simon and Angela Baranco-Mason. In addition to City Council and School Board representatives, EYSAC includes parents, teachers, business representatives, community organization representatives and residents.
The Committee
EYSAC utilizes three subcommittees — Finance, Facilities, and Programs/Youth Services — to address specific tasks as appropriate.EYSAC meets as a full committee to guide the planning for the Emeryville Center of Community Life and provide input to the City Council and School Board on education and community service issues.
Ways to Get Involved
There are plenty of ways to become involved. You can join a committee, attend meetings, talk with your neighbors. You may also send us your comments and suggestions.