2020 Renovations

The project is now in the punchlist stage, with wrap-ups and minor fixes taking place

Photos 1-3: classroom HVAC units have been completely installed, and new furniture has been moved in.

Photos 3-6: furniture and move-ins are taking place in the newly-renovated offices.

Photo 7: roofing work is complete.

Photos 1 and 2: cabinetry and countertops have started to be installed in the renovated office space, as Principal Roger Will and staff take a look at the construction so far.

Photos 3-5: now that work on the classroom HVAC units is completed, new furniture has arrived and is being moved into classrooms.

Photo 6: the last of the roofing work is being completed.

Photos 1 and 2: lighting fixtures have been installed in the renovated offices as cabinetry awaits installation.

Photo 3: in this office space, the underlying ductwork is shown above the ceiling grid, before panels will be installed to cover it up.

Photos 1 and 2: the old skylights at the school have been replaced with new ones, as shown from the rooftop (1) and from below in a hallway (2), to bring daylighting into the building

Photos 3 and 4: t-bar ceiling grids have been added to the renovated offices; panels will be installed to hide the underlying ductwork and conduit and smoothly tie into the HVAC unit.

Photo 1: a crew member affixes labels, such as "domestic hot water," to identify what's in the overhead pipes.

Photo 2: another crew member works on a circuit board for the classroom HVAC unit.

Photo 3: the exterior main office wall has been finished with drywall and is being prepped for eventual painting.

Photo 4: an office HVAC unit has been lowered to fit within a ceiling grid, to be installed shortly.

Photo 5: the main entry has been freshly painted.

Photo 6: work continues on the roofing.

Photos 1 and 2: the renovated office areas have been sheetrocked and painted.

Photos 3 and 4: new skylights and fresh paint brighten up finished hallways.

Photo 5: another hallway is being prepared for final painting.

Photo 6: drywall has been added around a replacement HVAC unit in one of the classrooms.

Photos 1 and 2: interior painting has started in finished areas.

Photo 3: crew members patch up cuts made in walls where domestic water and/or seismic renovations were made.

Photos 4 and 5: ceilings have been installed in the renovated office areas.

Photo 6: after skylights were replaced, roofing work continues around them.

Photo 1: roofing and skylight replacement work continues over the school building.

Photo 2: sheetrock is being added to the front of the main office renovation.

Photo 3: inside the main office, crew members connect the HVAC ceiling unit and finish up the taping and mud application on the sheetrock.

Photo 4: masking film is placed over windows and lights to prepare for painting in the hallway.

Photos 1-3: sheetrocking is being installed in the office renovation.

Photo 4: new tile has been applied on restroom walls where plumbing has been replaced.

Photo 5: HVAC units are being installed on classroom walls.

Photo 6: HVAC rooftop units were craned in as roofing work continues.

Photos 1-2: seismic and roofing upgrades continue above the east side of the building.

Photos 3-5: within the renovated office framework, electrical conduit has been installed as well as ventilation units.

Photo 6: classroom HVAC units are being installed on the renovated walls.

Photos 1-2: work continues in the renovated office area to add to or refine the framing of the rooms.

Photos 3-4: roofing work includes reinforcement of the skylights.

Photos 1-2: framing of the renovated office area has begun, after demolition and abatement of the old spaces.

Photo 3: roofing work continues.

Photo 4: a crew member prepares framing for a wall to place the new HVAC unit.

Photo 1: phase 2 of the roofing replacement has begun.

Photo 2: a crew member works on the wiring in the wall for the new classroom HVAC unit.

Photos 3-4: on one side, the cutouts in the wall expose the plumbing underneath the bathroom sinks; the other side shows more plumbing behind the bathroom wall.

Photos 1 and 2: classroom and main hallway HVAC units are being replaced as part of bond renovations.

Photo 3: crew member prepares a new HVAC unit for installation.

Photos 4 and 5: walls in hallways and bathrooms have been opened up to access domestic water plumbing for upgrades.

Photo 1: a classroom wall is exposed after the old HVAC unit has been removed.

Photo 2: a new HVAC unit stands ready to be installed in the main hallway.

Photo 3: a crew member cuts and assembles plumbing pipe for installation in the exposed wall.

The cover has been removed from an old HVAC unit in a classroom to prepare for removal.

A "soft" start on wall demolition exposes underlying plumbing.