The K-12 Educational Park

  Coachella Valley Unified School District

  Coachella, CA

 

The Coachella Valley Unified School District broke ground in November 2001 to build on a 1 million square feet of an area in the Coachella Valley the largest K-12 combination school site and the only one of its kind in California. The K-12 Educational Park, with its three schools on an 80 acre site, promotes collaboration among the school's educators and fosters a "seamless" education system that eases the transition as students promote to new levels.

 

Combining Las Palmitas elementary, Toro Canyon middle and Desert Mirage high schools on one site to save the district money. The three schools have distinctive areas and characteristics, but they also share many facilities such as a library/media center and a performing arts complex.

LandMark Consultants, Inc.is the geotechnical engineer of the record for this project. We provided geotechnical investigation report starting in 2001, construction inspection and materials testing during construction until it's completion in 2005.