Eisenhower High School" />
At 50 years old, the Eisenhower High School for the Decatur Public School District was physically worn, and functionally ineffective. The school district conducted a community engagement planning process to determine how best to meet the current and future educational aspirations of the community.
How do we renovate a dated, physically worn, and functionally ineffective facility to develop an environment that supports student achievement and engages students in their learning?
The school district conducted a community engagement planning process to determine how best to meet the current and future educational aspirations of the community.
Through this, 100% of the existing building was remodeled, and approximately 10% of additional program space was added to complete the transformation. New program spaces such as a recording studio, media bars, and fitness and wellness areas were added, which naturally engage students.
- Award of Distinction, Exhibition of Educational Environments: IASB/IASA/IASBO 2014 Conference
- Small group spaces
- Active learning space
"It was very important to the families and community members of the District that the renovated facilities demonstrate a collegiate atmoshpere where students could participate in collaborative learning activites. Our high school renovations exceeded the expectation of our students, staff, and community."
- Lisa M. Taylor, Former Superintendent, Decautr Public School District 61
The Bloomington Area Career Center has a fresh identity and a bold new future. Now rebranded as the Bloomington Career Academy (BCA), District 87’s reimagined workforce development program is stepping into a modern era.
The Central Transportation Facility, located on an 8.9-acre site in Kinloch, Missouri, was one of three transportation facilities owned and operated by the Special School District of St. Louis County.
Cerro Gordo CUSD #100 was facing outdated facilities, overcrowding, and needed some serious security updates. To solve these problems, this district was renovated to include a connecting addition to the original 1929 three-story HS building and the 1963 cafeteria/gymnasium building.