Construction crews work on a new office at Broken Arrow School, where a cafeteria was added along with renovation of classrooms. The improvements are part of a $54 million bond issue that passed in April 2005. Broken Arrow and South Junior High School received a large chunk of the funding.
With the $54 million bond issue Lawrence High School gained new science classrooms, new boys and girls locker rooms, a new weight room and a new gym entry on the west side of the gym with a ticket window, concessions stand and rest rooms. The new west side entrance is shown in photograph.
As part of the bond issue, Lawrence High School received a new gym entry, which includes a ticket window, concessions stand area and bathrooms. It also has new science classrooms, locker rooms and weight room.
Free State High School has new technical education classrooms, lab space and a greenhouse.
Southwest Junior High School students study in a new science classroom. It is among the school's 13 new classrooms. SWJHS also has a new auxiliary gym.
West Junior High School added 13 classrooms and an auxiliary gym. One of the school's new wings with new classrooms is pictured.
South Junior High School eighth-grade English teacher Kathleen Scollon teaches in the hallway of the new school, which cost about $24 million. The school's construction took up the largest part of a $54 million bond issue passed in April 2005.
Lawrence High School's biology classrooms were renovated. The school also received a new chemistry wing, locker rooms, weight room and gym entrance. The price tag was $3.4 million.
Central Junior High School's recent renovation included a new competition gym, six new classrooms, a remodeled music and band room and a new boys locker room. The cost was $2.6 million.
Central Junior High School's recent renovation included a new competition gym, six new classrooms, a remodeled music and band room and a new boys locker. What was a boys locker room has now been renovated into a band instrument locker room.
Southwest Junior high school gained 13 new classrooms and an auxiliary gym with the $54 million bond issue passed in April 2005 election. A new wing of classrooms, at center, created an hidden interior garden that was already a feature at SWJH.
With the $54 million bond issue West Junior High added 13 new classrooms and an auxiliary gym. Pictured is a new chemistry room.
South Junior High School eight-grade English teacher Kelly Hart, foreground, does some preparation work for a class as her colleague, eight-grade English teacher Kathleen Scollon, in background, teaches her class in the school hallway Monday August 20, 2007. SJH was largest of the school projects funded by the $54 million bond issue passed in the April 2005 election.
South Junior High School students walk between classes on the first day of school for SJH, Monday August 20, 2007. SJH was largest of the school projects funded by the $54 million bond issue passed in the April 2005 election.
Free State High gained new technical education classrooms and lab space and a greenhouse. The greenhouse is shown in photograph.
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