Construction Part Four Classrooms Take Shape

By Reid Traditional Schools | June 19, 2012

[fivecol_three][/fivecol_three] [fivecol_two_last] What used to be a wide expanse of open space has been subdivided into classrooms, a multi-purpose room, offices, and all the other facilities that make up a school. Add a drywall and paint and a main hallway takes shape, just waiting for a long line of smiling children to pass through. [/fivecol_two_last]…

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Construction Part Three: Planning Team at Work

By Reid Traditional Schools | June 19, 2012

[twocol_one][/twocol_one] [twocol_one_last][/twocol_one_last] Once a week Reid Traditional Schools’ replication team gets together with DL Withers Construction to oversee the progress of the Painted Rock Academy building project. These “hard hat meetings” take place on site, often at the folding tables at right, and always include a tour of the project inside and out. [twocol_one][/twocol_one] [twocol_one_last][/twocol_one_last]…

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Construction Update Part Two: Room to Run

By Reid Traditional Schools | May 24, 2012

[twocol_one][/twocol_one] [twocol_one_last][/twocol_one_last] An elementary school doesn’t need nearly as much parking as a corporate office, and corporate employees don’t get to go outside and play! Refiguring the landscape to meet our students’ desire to run and jump started with removing the existing parking areas along the southeast corner of the property. The resulting smooth surface…

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