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Cedarburg School District

Long-Range Master Plan, Referendum, Revisioning Schools | Cedarburg, WI

MULTIPLE SCHOOLS K-12: In partnership with the District, GROTH Design Group created a Long-Range Master Plan, passed a $59.8 million referendum, and recently completed extensive additions and renovations across all schools that allow for future growth and reflect the District’s branding initiative.

Each of CSD’s elementary schools are over the recommended capacity and utilization rates. The result of 38 individual department meetings, 21 engineering and core team meetings, six Tech. Ed. Advisory Team collaboration meetings and numerous design sessions, improvements will include:

High School

  • Campus transformation into a hub for community and school
  • Addition with kitchen/cafeteria, commons, learning stair, extensive STEAM areas
  • Departmental re-organizations
  • Site and traffic flow improvements

Middle School

  • Improved safety and secure entry/main office
  • Collaboration spaces and classroom reconfiguration to allow for better programming and future expansion
  • Creation of new athletic and music spaces

Elementary Schools

  • New gym addition and kindergarten with safety protocols for community use
  • Improved functionality of library and class room groupings with new collaboration opportunities

Portfolio

Completion

2021

Square Footage

Varies by School

Services

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