Fremont Ross High School in Fremont, Ohio, is part of a plan that adds five new schools to the community. The design, which aims for a LEED Gold certification, was developed in conjunction with the district and community to celebrate their rich history of excellence in the arts, athletics, and academics. A 700-seat performing arts center hosts school concerts and theatrical productions. The existing track was expanded to accommodate regional events, and a new 12,000-square-foot competition gymnasium seats 1,200 spectators. Balancing the community’s traditional values while providing flexible learning environments was key in building programming. The classrooms are arranged in a traditional double-loaded corridor, and the corridors open to large extended learning areas, including outdoor learning spaces, a collaborative media center and project labs.
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