K-12 Education

The Upper School Wing addition will be home to the upper school (high school-age students) and provide an aspirational space for the younger students.

The Locust Street Elementary Addition project involves a two-story, 20,000 SF addition and renovations to the 100-year-old urban school.

The first of its king in mid Missouri, the Ranken Technology Center was a collaboration between Ranken Technical College and Southern Boone Schools.

The Boone County Nature School will allow fifth graders throughout Boone County to be immersed in experiential, nature- and place-based learning.

Cedar Ridge Elementary School students have a new home with multiple sets of bathrooms, a cafeteria with a commercial kitchen, and playgrounds.

The district sees Douglass High School as a place where students who struggle with traditional schools can succeed. The renovations help accomplish that goal.

The new John Warner Middle School accommodates 700 students (anticipated in the next 20 years) to address continued community growth.

Grant Elementary School Addition and Renovation is a two-story addition on the South end of the existing classroom wing, including 3 general classrooms.

Named for a Columbia educator of 58 years, the Beulah Ralph Elementary school is the second school to use the prototype developed for Battle Elementary School.

The Center for Early Childhood Learning is a 54,000-SF multistory new building in northern Columbia on the property of Lange Middle School.

The Eco Schoolhouse is an energy-efficient building designed as an alternative to trailer classrooms, physically illustrating sustainable design principles.

Battle Elementary school included programming, work sessions, spatial relationship diagrams, schematic design drawings and construction administration.