Phase 2 of the Pleasant Plains High School Additions and Remodel serves as an extension of the Phase 1 project, completed in 2012. The second phase completes the expansion of the high school into a 600-student school.
The newest additions house a band and chorus room with a central media center. Seven general purpose classrooms were constructed around a modern information commons space. Three small-group rooms anchor the collaborative learning space or what we call a “collaboratory.” Fully modern science and art rooms complete the east addition and create a new face to the existing building. Existing interior classrooms have been remodeled into faculty and student workrooms, a career and guidance center, and administrative offices.
A new administrative entrance and addition on the West end of the existing building completes the project. This West addition creates a new entry point for the high school and houses two additional special education classrooms.
The additions and renovations to the School District of Clayton’s athletic facilities represent the next major step towards elevating the school’s facilities to align with the the district’s reputation for academic and athletic excellence.
Despite facing significant obstacles, including a flood-prone location and limitations on modifying existing structures, the district persevered, eventually resulting in a groundbreaking new building addition that redefined the school’s entrance and functionality.
Fort Worth Independent School District’s Jacquet Middle School is receiving much-needed updates and renovations to create a safe, flexible campus while increasing the facility’s capacity. The 110,000 s.f. renovation includes connecting two additions from 1988 and 2008 and adding office administration space to create a secured entry.