Belvidere Central Middle School
Grades Served:
6-8
Total Square Footage:
147,500 new
Occupancy Date:
August 2002
Final Contract Amount:
$16,557,429
General Contractor:
Scandroli Construction
Rockford, Illinois
Mechanical/Electrical:
KJWW Engineering
Madison, Wisconsin
The new Belvidere Central Middle School encompasses an exploratory curriculum, team teaching and team and cooperative learning. Students are housed in grade level clusters designed to expand from a 1,000 student facility to 1,500. Each cluster has it's own multi-purpose gathering area, faculty lounge/workroom, LD Class-rooms and Science rooms. The 40-acre site separates bus, parent/ visitor and staff traffic for minimum congestion at school start and ending times.
The recessed cafeteria is ideal for watching school productions on the Stage/PE Station. Tables fold into the wall for multi-purpose use of the room.
The school features a natural stone look with terrazzo flooring. Accents and metal roofing shows off the school's color, purple. Room for future expansion is built into the site and would include room for eight classrooms in two additions.
(Bottom Four Pictures Clockwise) Media Center; Recessed Cafeteria that services as a multi-purpose room and auditorium; 3-Station Gymnasium; Modular Technology Lab with 16 computer stations.
Photos taken by Nels Akerlund
Belvidere Central Middle School
| Grades Served: | ||
| 6-8 | ||
| Total Square Footage: | ||
| 147,500 new |
||
| Occupancy Date: | ||
| August 2002 | ||
| Final Contract Amount: | ||
| $16,557,429 | ||
| General Contractor: | ||
| Scandroli Construction Rockford, Illinois |
||
| Mechanical/Electrical: | ||
| KJWW Engineering Madison, Wisconsin |
The recessed cafeteria is ideal for watching school productions on the Stage/PE Station. Tables fold into the wall for multi-purpose use of the room.
The school features a natural stone look with terrazzo flooring. Accents and metal roofing shows off the school's color, purple. Room for future expansion is built into the site and would include room for eight classrooms in two additions.
Photos taken by Nels Akerlund