Single-pane windows and exterior walls at the high school are not energy-efficient.
The high school science wing was built in 1967, and the layout creates teaching and learning challenges as well as safety concerns.
The high school gym bleachers are aging, not ADA compliant, expensive to maintain, and create safety concerns.
High school kitchen equipment is from the 1950s and is failing.
The high school auditorium has torn curtains, aging sound and lighting, and lacks ADA access to the stage. HVAC equipment in the auditorium is from 1966.
High school locker rooms date to the 1960s, have poor ventilation, and have a configuration that does not allow for adequate supervision.
The Whitnall High School pool structure is failing. As part of the 2018 referendum, the community approved the short-term solution of replacing the pool liner. Now, that liner is nearing the end of its service life and could fail at any time. When the liner fails, Whitnall will no longer have a pool
Edgerton’s K4 and K5 classrooms lack sufficient educational space and are much smaller in comparison to the Hales Corners Elementary spaces added in 2018. Learning is happening everywhere in the building, including in vestibules.
Edgerton’s gym and cafeteria share a space, which creates scheduling conflicts, requires daily setup and take down of tables, and does not allow the entire school to assemble.
