Modular Schools

Modular building plays a major role in providing temporary and permanent space for public and private school students, teachers and employees. The articles found in this section can be very helpful with your next school facility need.

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Case Study - A Burning Issue
By: SchoolFacilities.com - Saturday, November 25, 2006
Source: SchoolFacilities.com

In this article learn about how a high school bounced back into operation using modular structures after six of its classrooms were destroyed by fire.

Divide And Conquer: A Case Study About Portable Wall Partitions
By: SchoolFacilities.com - Wednesday, November 1, 2006
Source: Screenflex
Santa Monica Boulevard Elementary Charter School was using filing cabinets to separate one large multipurpose portable classroom. Screenflex Portable Partitions helped the school transform the portale classroom space into work areas students and teachers could use - at a price the school could afford.

GE Case Study - Bishop Hamilton School
By: SchoolFacilities.com - Sunday, October 1, 2006
Source: SchoolFacilities.com
The Bishop Hamilton School, a private Montessori school in Ottawa, outgrew its existing facility and needed classrooms for its students in grades two through seven. The new facility had to be aesthetically pleasing, possess a superior heating and air conditioning system, and provide excellent ventilation to keep students healthy. Read more...

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Aluminum vs. Wood - A Cost-Value Analysis for Handicap Ramps
By: Bob Head - Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Source: American Incline
Distributors of aluminum steps and handicapped-accessible ramps have tried to persuade school systems to replace site-built wooden ramps and steps with aluminum solutions for more than 20 years. But, it’s been a very hard sell,

Modular Classrooms Make First Day of School a Reality for Many
By: Alice Welch - Monday, August 14, 2006
Source: LA-RFO Public Affairs Office
Hurricane Katrina destroyed schools as well as homes and businesses. One elementary school was having trouble getting back on its feet, so with the help of FEMA and the Army Corps of Engineers, Ecole Bilingue now boasts an extra 2,680 square feet of modular space dedicated to kindergarten and pre-k students.

Modular Building Institute Delivers Annual Awards of Distinction
By: Elizabeth Crane, schoolfacilities.com - Tuesday, April 4, 2006
Source: Modular Building Institute
The Modular Building Institute announced the winners of its awards at the annual MBI trade show in Jacksonville, FL, on March 11-14, 2006.

Williams Scotsman Success Story: I.D.E.A. Academy, Donna, Texas
By: Williams Scotsman - Monday, February 20, 2006
Source: Williams Scotsman
I.D.E.A Academy, an accredited state chartered middle school, was experiencing overwhelming success with student enrollment. Its reputation as one of the highest performing charter schools in the state was evident by the over 40% increase in enrollment since the school was founded in 2000. I.D.E.A Academy was awarded Federal Grant money to expand their campus to accommodate the increasing enrollment.

Williams Scotsman Success Story: Winston-Salem State University, Anderson Center
By: Williams Scotsman - Saturday, February 4, 2006
Source: Williams Scotsman
Winston-Salem State University, ranked #1 among Top Public Comprehensive Colleges in the South, decided that the Albert H. Anderson Conference Center located on campus was in need of repair and refurbishment. Campus construction plans called for renovations to The Anderson Center to provide a general meeting area for campus members and the surrounding community, as well as accommodate for several academic programs. The center had to temporarily close even with school in session, and therefore, renovations had to be made quickly and could not disrupt the current academic programs or the Education Department’s daily routine.

Williams Scotsman Success Story: Wachusetts Regional School District
By: Williams Scotsman - Tuesday, January 10, 2006
Source: Williams Scotsman
Wachusetts Regional School District, the oldest district in the state of Massachusetts, serves five towns. Each town is represented by a unique school board. Wachusetts was experiencing severe overcrowding and<,> as a result<,> the school district’s accreditation was in jeopardy. The district vote(<am not sure what this refers to) outlined the necessary expansion[,] and broke it into three phases<.> Each was to be bid on and awarded separately.

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