Special education classrooms, especially in aging schools, are often isolated from the rest of the building or too small to support students and staff, reinforcing separation, even when the district’s goal is inclusion.
The high-performing Eastside Early College High School building incorporates historic materials that were salvaged and re-integrated. | Photo Credit (all): Dror Baldinger By Darien Clary It’s a late afternoon in May,…
The Room to Move Series Sit-to-Stand Workstation Wedge Top with Accessory Tray by Virco is designed to support flexible learning environments by allowing users to alternate between sitting and standing throughout the day.
Moseley has named Peter Winebrenner, AIA, a principal in the firm’s Charlotte office.
Cranston, R.I., is hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house Sept. 17 to celebrate the new Gladstone Elementary School designed around collaborative learning rather than the conventional classroom-and-corridor model.
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.
A place where movement, reflection, and community converge, the new Wellness, Athletic & Aquatics Center for Convent & Stuart Hall, designed by TEF, advances the mission of a Sacred Heart education through its focus on students’ total development.
School restrooms have long been viewed as purely functional spaces, but educators, architects and administrators are increasingly recognizing that restroom design can have an outsized impact on safety, wellness and the overall student experience.
General contractor, construction manager and design/builder Norco Construction promoted Steven Gargano to Project Executive.
HMC Architects recently welcomed Oliver Nicolas to the firm’s PreK-12 practice as Principal-in-Charge.
