Ground Broken On Colorado Health Sciences High School
Project partners broke ground on a new health sciences high school in Aurora, Colo., a future hub for healthcare career training set to open in 2027. | Photo Credit: Aurora…
Project partners broke ground on a new health sciences high school in Aurora, Colo., a future hub for healthcare career training set to open in 2027. | Photo Credit: Aurora…
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The new 15,000-square-foot career technical education center at Analy High School contains space for 371 occupants and includes welding, culinary arts, agricultural science and technology spaces. | Photo Credit: West…
The $74 million middle school expansion project at the Malibu Middle and High School campus will add new academic, wellness and athletic spaces designed to support student learning and well-being….
Furniture in the Brooklyn STEAM Center is modular and easily movable, so the classrooms and common space can be reconfigured to suit daily needs. | Photo Credit (all): Courtesy of…
St.鈥疞ucie Public Schools has broken ground on a new 215,000-square-foot K-8 campus in Fort Pierce designed to replace aging school facilities and create a modern learning environment for approximately 1,800 students.
Los Altos School District has broken ground on a new San Antonio Campus in Mountain View, Calif., a project intended to add space for students in transitional kindergarten through eighth grade as enrollment grows.聽
With decades of local experience and a diverse portfolio, Erickson-Hall Construction Co. continues to set the standard for building world-class educational facilities across Southern California. And while summer typically signals a quiet period on school campuses, this is when the San Diego-based firm steps into its busiest, high-energy season: the annual 鈥淪ummer Sprint.鈥�
By shifting toward this new qualifications-based聽selection, local school leaders can manage their aging buildings and upgrade their facilities more effectively while聽remaining聽responsible with taxpayer funds. This approach allows districts to stay ahead of facility needs during the 鈥淪ummer Sprint鈥� without exhausting their internal teams.聽聽
Hillsborough City School District (HCSD) recently celebrated the groundbreaking of a major redevelopment project at Crocker Middle School.