District-Wide Capital Construction Project

Beardsley Architects + Engineers provided comprehensive architectural and engineering design services for the Capital 2000 Construction Project, a district-wide initiative focused on additions and renovations that enhance learning and strengthen community engagement.

At Waterman Elementary School (K–2), the project introduced new classrooms and modernized administrative offices, all anchored by a new elementary library learning center.

At State Street Elementary School (Grades 3–5), upgrades expanded the existing library learning center, added a new cafetorium, dedicated music and art spaces, and renovated classrooms to support collaborative education.

The Middle School (Grades 6–8) and High School (Grades 9–12) share a major building addition featuring a new cafeteria and kitchen complex, gymnasium, physical education spaces, and a central commons area designed as a flexible community hub. Both schools received new library learning centers, additional classrooms, modernized offices, and renovations to existing instructional areas.

The comprehensive plan supports the District’s mission of advancing academic excellence through improved information technology, integrated learning environments, and expanded community access. The project also delivered a new District Office and converted a vacated Bus Garage complex into functional district support space.