School Construction Bond Projects Improve Learning Experience
Two kindergarten classrooms, and a middle school cafeteria, and a climbing wall are among the numerous facility improvements made possible in 2016 with investments from Berkeley’s local school construction bond funds. Each year these locally approve voter funds are used in strategic ways to improve student safety and enrich school life for Berkeley’s children and youth.
This document presented to the board in June, 2018 provides a brief overview of the status of upcoming projects.
Here are some of the new and recently completed facility improvement projects, paid for by school construction bonds passed by Berkeley voters in 2000 and 2010:
Major construction projects underway:
- Career Technical Education (CTE) Facilities Upgrade
- Berkeley Adult School: Mechatronics Lab for Robotics & Engineering CTE Pathway
Construction Projects Under Discussion/Development
- Berkeley High A Building/Theaters
- Oxford Elementary School
- Three Cafeteria Upgrades: Cragmont, John Muir, Washington (Summer 2019-Spring 2020)
Major construction projects recently completed:
- Career Technical Education Facilities Upgrades
- Malcolm X Rehabilitation
- Longfellow Cafeteria
- John Muir Modernization
- LeConte Elementary: Small Expansion
Completed Projects
