Elder Grove Middle School
Exceptional learning spaces
infused with local culture.
Elder Grove
Middle School
ARCHITECTURE | Interiors
As part of the longest-standing School District in Montana, Elder Grove Middle School preserves a deep-rooted sense of community heritage and school spirit. The design reflects the District’s desire to maintain its “small town” feel, while incorporating contemporary education concepts. The building seamlessly integrates with existing facilities, allowing elementary students on campus to share the new amenities, including multiple STEM labs, music and art spaces, and a new gym with locker rooms. A unique “collaboration corridor” provides ample break-out space for diverse learning activities, while a central Commons serves as the social heart of the school.
Elder Grove Middle School
Exceptional learning spaces infused with local culture.
ARCHITECTURE
Interiors
As part of the longest-standing School District in Montana, Elder Grove Middle School preserves a deep-rooted sense of community heritage and school spirit. The design reflects the District’s desire to maintain its “small town” feel, while incorporating contemporary education concepts. The building seamlessly integrates with existing facilities, allowing elementary students on campus to share the new amenities, including multiple STEM labs, music and art spaces, and a new gym with locker rooms. A unique “collaboration corridor” provides ample break-out space for diverse learning activities, while a central Commons serves as the social heart of the school.
An agricultural influence
house on site. Built in 1900, the bell tower is still used to gather students for class.
A celebration of culture
Splashes of red adorn the halls to brand common areas with the school color, while historic photographs embellish the walls as floor-to-ceiling graphics, reinforcing Elder Grove’s identity with students and visitors.