With 32 classrooms arranged in four wings, the building is anchored by a central Kidzone—a dynamic library and learning hub featuring a tree canopy, birdhouse seating, and rolling hills for interactive exploration. Two administrative suites separate public areas from learning spaces, and three storm shelters ensure safety for young students.
Thematic storytelling and graphics bring the school to life, following the district’s Blue Jay mascot on imaginative adventures through space, oceans, prehistoric lands, and more. Classrooms are designed for up to 17 students and include built-in reading benches, storage, and shared restrooms. Two playgrounds, tucked into the landscape, offer outdoor learning and play. The center combines creativity, safety, and functionality to support long-term success for Junction City’s youngest learners.
Read more about the story behind the interior design decisions HERE.
