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21 Aug Goodlettsville Elementary School

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2023 Metro Nashville Public Schools opened the doors to the new  Pre-K through 5th Goodlettsville Elementary School August 2023, welcoming more than 500 students (with capacity for 800) and staff. The new 81,750-square-foot building boasts 21st century modern design and technology, with flexible teaching spaces, including four "houses" to put students into smaller communities with staff, elements to support student’s sensory experience, pre-K and K-5 playgrounds, separate car and bus access and the fan-favorite - a slide...

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23 Jun Estill County Area Technology Center for Estill County Schools

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2021 Estill County’s new Area Technology Center is designed to provide technology-rich, industry-specific training in Advanced Manufacturing, Health Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Construction Technology and Diesel Technology. Situated directly between Estill County Middle School and Estill County High School, an enclosed pedway creates a physical connection to both schools and provides access for students at both schools to take advantage of highly-specialized training. Large windows face the high school enabling the building to showcase the exciting...

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23 Jun Bowling Green High School Phased Replacement

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2020-2023 This new, 1,400-student high school is being constructed in phases on the same site as its predecessor. Only the original high school’s competition gymnasium will remain and be renovated to become a part of the new facility. The high school will be organized into departments with specialized academies for Freshman and Medical Arts. A large, central commons is the heart of the school. Located near the media center, cafeteria and courtyard, this social hub will feature...

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21 Oct Plainview Elementary School

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2021 The project consists of a new Elementary School in Christiana, Tennessee for the Rutherford County Board of Education (RCBOE). The school is a one-story, approximately 128,300-square foot facility. The structure consists of loadbearing CMU walls supporting gabled cold-formed, light gage steel roof trusses. Several wings of the facility are designed for future horizontal expansion....

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29 Aug Toliver Elementary School

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2017 The project added a new classroom wing that students were able to move in to Spring 2017 following 14 months of construction. The new additions include a classroom wing, media center, cafeteria and kitchen, a multi-purpose room with a stage, and new administrative offices. A new, two-story common space filled with light bridges the interior and exterior of the building and visually connects to the new playground area. The next phase of construction completed in...

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16 Oct Tusculum Elementary School

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2016 A new replacement elementary school on the back of the existing school property. The new school is an 800-student school for Pre-K through 4th grades, of approximately 90,000 square feet. The Library/Media Center is 4,190 sf. The kitchen area provides three meals and a snack daily, as nearly all of the students are considered needy. The existing school was demolished, except for the Gym/PE building. The new school is adjacent to the remaining Gym/PE building,...

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02 Feb Battle Ground Academy Middle School

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2002 A new middle school with 52,460 total square feet in four new, one-story buildings similar in construction to the existing one-story buildings on the campus. Includes a 21,700-square foot Academic Building, a 17,180-square foot Athletic/Gymnasium Building, a 10,200-square foot Administration/Library Building, and a 1,280-square foot Cafeteria/Auditorium Building Addition for the adjacent BGA high school....

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02 Feb East Harrison (D’iberville) and West Harrison Prototype High Schools/FEMA 361 Hurricane Shelters

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2009 Two of the first buildings constructed following Hurricane Katrina using new FEMA 361 guidelines as tornado and hurricane community shelters. The two prototype high schools constructed in Harrison County serve the dual role as the state's first FEMA and MEMA approved public emergency management shelters. The schools will be able to withstand 200 mph winds; meet FEMA elevation requirements; have their own emergency generators, water towers and wells; and have waste water plants with enough...

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