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Countryside Elementary

An estimated $6.9 million out of the $147 million referendum will be spent at Countryside Elementary School, which includes all construction costs and non-construction items such as safety and security, furniture and technology. Key projects include:

  • Building one new classroom 
  • Renovating the library to create a STEM space
  • Upgrading the existing sensory room
     

Construction at Countryside began in Summer 2022. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on February 27, 2023 to celebrate the end of construction. 

 

Photos & Renderings
Photo of ribbon cutting ceremony at Countryside
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Countryside students are joined by members of the Board of Education, Principal Korb, Dr. Craig Winkelman and former Superintendent of Schools Dr. Brian Harris.  (Photo: February 27, 2023)

Photo of new classroom addition
New Classroom Addition (interior)

A students shows his family the new classroom addition during a ribbon cutting ceremony, which celebrated the end of construction at Countryside! The new classroom is a first grade classroom. (Photo: February 27, 2023)

Photo of sensory room at Countryside
Sensory Room

A new sensory room for students with special needs opened during the first half of the 2022-23 school year. (Photo: December 2022)

student in construction vest and hat
1st Graders Visit New Classroom!

Students in Ms. Darnell's first grade class tour their new classroom during construction. (Photo: Nov. 7, 2022)

Photo of construction
STEM Room

Students working in the new dedicated STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) space, which is located next to the library. (Photo: September 2022)