Community Elementary School
The additions at Community Elementary help the Edgerton School District better serve its K-5 students while also allowing for enrollment growth.
Need: Improve school security, address facility maintenance, and enhance educational spaces
Solution: Renovate and build two additions to the existing elementary school
Result: A like-new building that functions as two schools in one with dedicated spaces for primary (K-2) and intermediate (3-5) students
Fact Sheet
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Location
Edgerton, WISize
71,900 sq ft (renovation); 49,800 sq ft (addition)Construction Cost
$22,800,000Client Type
Design Features
The additions and renovations feature:
- Shared, flexible learning spaces
- Resource areas and small-group instruction rooms off the corridors
- A beautiful new library with ample natural light
- A new cafeteria in the former library space
- A new gymnasium that serves students in grades K-2
- A separate, renovated gymnasium that serves students in grades 3-5
- A secure vestibule to monitor and direct visitor access
- An interior courtyard that brings natural light into classrooms
Edgerton High School
We also teamed with the Edgerton School District to expand and renovate its high school, creating vibrant spaces that better support student safety and learning.
Passing the Referendum
We partnered with the Edgerton School District to pass a $40.6 million facilities referendum that led to improvements at Community Elementary School, Edgerton High School, and two other buildings. The district-wide improvements focused on upgrading school security, addressing facility maintenance, and enhancing learning environments.
