Columbus Community School District partnered with OPN Architects and Raker Rhodes Engineering to conduct a comprehensive, district-wide facilities audit, along with a detailed structural evaluation of the middle school. The full findings from both assessments are available through the links provided below. A summary of key highlights from each audit is also included for reference.
Roundy Elementary
Classrooms are appropriately sized and provide abundant natural light, supporting effective instructional practices and student engagement.
The facility’s single-story design ensures wide accessibility for all students, staff, and visitors.
Preschool and kindergarten classrooms are equipped with restrooms located within the classroom space, minimizing transitions and supporting the developmental needs of the youngest learners.
High School / Middle School
Although limited storage was reported, multiple unoccupied classrooms are currently being utilized to address storage needs.
Several security measures are in place, including security cameras, lockdown hardware, and controlled gate access, contributing to a safe school environment.
One-to-one technology is available for all learners, with a scaffolded release of responsibility that aligns with students’ developmental levels.
It is recommended that the school district plan for continued long-term maintenance of the middle school exterior to preserve structural integrity and appearance.
It is also recommended that the school district plan for continued long-term maintenance of the middle school interior to ensure safe, functional, and well-maintained learning spaces