Kelloggsville Public Schools

Central Kelloggsville Elementary

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Construction Management
Size
62,000 sf
Location
Grand Rapids, MI
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K12 Education

An Innovative Learning Environment for Elementary Students

Inspiring Learning and Movement

O-A-K partnered with Kelloggsville Public Schools to build the new Central Kelloggsville Elementary school. With room to accommodate 475 students, the building features tall ceilings, abundant space for movement, separate wings for each grade-level, and plenty of natural light.

The first floor includes 19 general education classrooms, three special education classrooms, a stand-alone cafeteria, gym, and a large media center. A two-story foyer hosts a skylight and a curved staircase to the second floor, which offers separate art and music rooms, a science lab, two multi-purpose rooms, and two rooms for small-group instruction.

Classroom with window views to the playground.
New playground space and equipment.

A new music classroom.

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