After the approval of the June debt exclusion vote, the building project entered the Detailed Design phase. During this year long phase, the project team will continue to move the project forward and exact details of the design and construction logistics will be developed. The Detailed Design Phase includes three parts: Design Development, Construction Documentation, and Bidding. Our latest Ponderings Blog: Detailed Design …
Wondering what parts of the building project will be in process or completed when your child is a student at AHS? This K-12 chart will help you. Find the current grade of your student in the left column. Each grade’s row (from left to right), indicates what will be happening from their Freshman to Senior years.
The AHS Building Project has moved into the Design Development phase and project partners have been busy over the summer. Learn more about the project’s progress at the next Community Forum on October 30th, from 7-8:30pm at Town Hall. Topics covered will include: Project overview and process going forward, including the next phase of Estimating and Value Engineering HMFH Architects …
The Town of Arlington has selected Consigli Construction Co., Inc. as the construction manager for the new Arlington High School. Chosen unanimously by the Arlington High School Building Committee, Consigli was selected for its expertise in construction of K-12 educational buildings as well as the team’s innovative phasing approach and proactive plan to provide the town with maximum value for …
The debt exclusion to fund the new high school passed with over 76% of the vote. We thank the Arlington community for their strong support, and encourage all to participate in the next steps of the project as we enter the Design Development phase. Read the press release.
The ACMi News series “Arlington High School: An Inside View” takes you inside the classroom to see and hear what it’s like for students. Here is their first segment.
Safety of students and staff, and minimizing disruption are the project’s highest priorities. The proposed school will be built in multiple phases on the existing site and the current school will remain operational during construction. In our blog “Student Impact During Construction“, we detail the methods in which the Town, school administration and project team will plan and monitor the …
Get the latest news in our May e-bulletin. To subscribe to these monthly updates, sign-up here. This installment includes: AHS Tours 6/2 Teachers’ Perspectives Enrollment & Design Flexibility Updated FAQ Fly-through Video
To better understand the learning environment of the current high school, two teachers give their perspectives: Kent Werst – AHS’ Limitations Shannon Knuth – AHS Science Classrooms
Arlington Public Schools’ student population is increasing – and the high school is no exception. Changes in education standards coupled with rising enrollment have created a space crunch in our high school today. The new school is not only designed to address this space crunch, but also to flexibly respond to increased enrollment. Read our Ponderings blog ‘The Future: AHS …