Whitnall High School STEM
After partnering with us on a successful referendum, the Whitnall School District upgraded its high school STEM and business spaces.
Need: More opportunities for students to explore classes in business and/or the trades
Solution: Create a STEM wing in addition to improvements of the business learning spaces
Result: New state-of-the-art STEM and business spaces that support hands-on learning
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Project Details
Location
Greenfield, WISize
11,500 sq ftConstruction Cost
$1,500,000Client Type
Integrating Hands-on Learning
A new Whitnall High School STEM classroom provides computer stations and workspace for students while the neighboring fabrication lab (Fab Lab) offers multiple machines for digital production and printmaking. The state-of-the-art woods shop gives students access to woodworking equipment, allowing them to explore potential careers in skilled trades. The new metal Fab Lab also supports opportunities for hands-on learning. A centralized commons area acts as a gathering space for small and large group instruction within the STEM wing.
Improvements to business learning spaces include the renovation of a business classroom and the renovation and relocation of the student-operated school store to a more central location near the cafeteria.
