Rebuild and Enlarge Rockwell Elementary
As part of the 2022 Building Excellence Construction Levy, voters approved building a new elementary school on the Redmond Elementary campus. At the April 3 special board meeting, the LWSD Board of Directors approved the repurposing of levy funds to remodel or rebuild and enlarge Rockwell Elementary. This plan creates space for 252 additional students while also addressing an aging facility. Rockwell will include 30 classrooms and support spaces in a new two-story building.
Project Updates
The Norman Rockwell Elementary School rebuild and enlarge project is a significant undertaking that will benefit the community by creating permanent space for 252 additional students while also addressing an aging facility.
Contractors for Lake Washington School District were busy over the summer implementing multiple construction projects for the 2022 Building Excellence Construction Levy.
The project to rebuild and enlarge Rockwell Elementary School was approved by the school board in April.
Will create space for 252 students while also addressing an aging facility
Redmond, Wash. – At the April 3 Special Board Meeting, the LWSD Board of Directors approved the repurposing of levy funds to remodel or rebuild and enlarge Rockwell Elementary. This plan creates space for 252 additional students while also addressing an aging facility.
Redmond, Wash. – Lake Washington School District (LWSD) has proposed repurposing levy funds from the 2022 Building Excellence Construction Levy. These funds would be used to rebuild and enlarge Rockwell Elementary School. They were originally planned to be used to build a new elementary school on the Redmond Elementary campus.
Project information
Architect: McGranahan
Contractor: Lydig
Location: Rockwell Elementary, 11125 162nd Ave N.E., Redmond, WA 98052
Capacity add: 252 students
Planned opening: Fall 2026
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