Fran Fruzen Intermediate School
The new intermediate school joins students in fourth through eighth grades, creating uniformity across the curriculum and grade levels.
Need: Improved learning environments and more space to meet the needs of a growing school district
Solution: Replace one of the existing intermediate schools with a new facility
Result: A contemporary building for 600 students with a design that encourages collaborative learning
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Project Details
Location
Beloit, WISize
63,600 sq ftConstruction Cost
$17,900,000Client Type
Design Features
The school’s design separates seventh and eighth graders from the lower grades and provides these students with their own entrance. There are also staggered entrance and exit times and grade-specific lunch times to help organize the movement of students throughout the building.
Improvements Across the District
Bray Architects supported the School District of Beloit through a successful $70 million referendum campaign that funded improvements at 11 of their schools. These projects included additions and renovations at Robinson Elementary School and a new pool and fitness center at Beloit Memorial High School.
