Completed August 2011 Additional lighting, fencing, a retaining wall and stairways were added to the stadium plaza area, putting the finishing touches on the athletic field improvement project completed in fall 2010.
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Completed August 2011 Two classroom buildings were added to the campus to allow for expansion of the career technology educational program. The new facilities were designed specifically for students to receive health sciences and building trades career and technical training. A new 141-space parking lot was added adjacent to the buildings to provide parking in
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Completed June 2011 Built in 1959 on Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, Santa Margarita Elementary School has been entirely reconstructed with new up-to-date classroom buildings. Only two buildings from the original campus, the multipurpose room and library, remained on site to receive complete renovation. In addition to its contemporary architecture, the site has been fully
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Completed October 2010 Major upgrades to the high school’s stadium were completed during the short time span between the end of the 2009 and the beginning of the 2010 football season, including a new synthetic turf athletic field and 9-lane track, ADA-accessible seating on the home grandstand and over 1,100 additional visitor seats, a ticket booth, addition of a visitors’ concession booth and
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Completed October 2010 The high school’s stadium received major upgrades during the short time span between the end of the 2009 and the beginning of the 2010 football season, including a new synthetic turf athletic field and 9-lane track, the addition of over 2,500 grandstand seats on the home side with relocation of over 1,000 bleacher seats and a restroom building to
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Completed June 2010 OUSD’s second oldest middle school with the majority of buildings erected in 1963 received a comprehensive renovation. The school reopens in August 2010 with fully modernized classrooms, multipurpose room, student services, and library, as well as replacement of temporary trailer classrooms with new modular classrooms. Construction of a new boys’ and girls’
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Completed February 2010 Established in 1973, Del Rio Elementary School was an aging school comprised of poorly located relocatable buildings and trailers removed and/or demolished during modernization. One building remained to be renovated and re-purposed as a multipurpose room with state-of-the-art kitchen facilities. In addition, this 14-acre site has been completed redesigned with all new
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Completed August 2008 Aging facilities at El Camino High School that were built in 1971, including Business and Science classroom buildings, the administration, counseling and student services, were completely upgraded with interior and exterior facelifts. The entire campus is undergoing modernization in a phased construction process that supports the school’s educational program. Funded by Proposition
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Completed July 2008 Chavez Middle School is a new 37-classroom school that includes science laboratories, administration, library, multi-purpose, shower/locker facilities, kitchen and food court areas, in addition to play areas with soccer and baseball fields, and hard courts for basketball, handball, and tennis. Modular and two-story design concepts have been incorporated for space efficiency, cost-savings
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Completed November 2007 Playgrounds, meeting current standards, were installed for primary and intermediate students, providing them with safe, accessible, age-appropriate equipment installed on colorful, resilient surfacing. Funded by Proposition G.
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