La Costa Meadows New Building Project



    Project Overview

    La Costa Meadows Elementary School opened in 1985 and currently serves kindergarten through fifth grade.
      La Costa Meadows Elementary School  benefited from Proposition K funds; a bond that helped replace older portable classrooms with permanent construction to provide a safe, engaging and 21st century learning environment that will last for decades.

    The scope of work consisted of the construction of two new, two-story, permanent classroom buildings totaling 56, 511 square feet. Each classroom building  now houses nineteen teaching stations with essential facilities. The existing administration building was modernized and upgraded to meet currently building code standards. The multi-purpose room and library were  upgraded with technology and expanded to accommodate the current capacity of students enrolled in the school.

    Additional improvements were performed onsite including the reconfiguration of the parking lot that improved student drop-off and pick-up, improvements to curb appeal, installation of landscaping including trees that provides shaded areas in front of the school, and a new shade structure at the playground area.

     

    Project Completion: August 2019

    Budget from Prop K Funds: $38.5m

    Expenditures to Date: $21M (as of 3/4/19)