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High School Additions and Renovations

Knoch School District

Our design for the expansion and renovation of the Knoch School District High School will feature a bright new, distinct entrance for the school. It is a component of a new addition that creates a large, multi-purpose student commons with collaborative learning spaces and seating for the cafeteria, which is being relocated.

The project will also create significant improvements to the

science classrooms and labs by completely reconfiguring the spaces and the new design enlarges the classrooms and labs and adds critically needed storage space.

As the new areas of the building are finished, spaces such as the current cafeteria will be re-purposed to welcome a Wellness Center, supporting the physical education program, and athletics 

department, and for use by the community after school hours.

A separate effort is underway to design improvements to the school’s stadium which will get a new field surface and entrance.

The project is currently under construction and expected to be complete in time for the 2025-26 school year

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