Corvallis High design forum set
The Corvallis High School design committee will hold a
community meeting from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday (06/192002) in the high
school cafeteria, 836 N.W. 11th St. The public is invited to
attend and give input on the committee's work and comment on
where the new building will be sited on the current campus.
Feedback on design criteria, learning outcomes and what is
special and unique about CHS will be used to guide discussion
in designing the structure.
This spring, the Corvallis School District launched a process to
involve many community members in the design of the new
Corvallis High School building. The committee, made up of
more than 50 community members, staff, parents and students,
is studying innovative high school design, developing an
educational vision for high school students in the future and
gathering and synthesizing input from community meetings,
focus groups and individual interviews with community leaders.
Working with the architects, the design committee will make
recommendations to the superintendent about good school
design. This process will help set the future direction for CHS
through the building design recommendations.
The district hopes to build a dynamic and cost-effective facility
to serve the needs of students and the community for many
years to come. Last year, the Corvallis School Board decided to
rebuild CHS because of significant maintenance and seismic
safety issues. The cost to build a new high school is estimated
to cost $46 million. The high school project will be part of a
bond measure going to voters in November.
For more information, see the district's Web site at
corvallis.k12.or.us or call Cindy Dagesse at 766-4704.
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