Showing posts with label science labs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science labs. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

New photos of District construction

Completed Lapeer East High School science lab photos.

Nearly complete Lapeer West High School science labs.

Work continues on the new Zemmer Middle School.

Lapeer West auxiliary gym nears completion.

Move-in day at Lapeer Community High School at Cramton.

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Lapeer East, Lapeer West science rooms undergoing major remodeling - update

New photos of the ongoing remodeling of the science classrooms at Lapeer East and Lapeer West High Schools are now posted on the District's photo gallery.

East's photos are here.

West's are here.

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Construction work on new science laboratories continues at Lapeer East High School


Old equipment has been removed and construction work is continuing on the installation of new sinks and equipment at Lapeer East High School science classrooms. To see more photos go to the District's photo gallery here.

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Work on Lapeer West science classrooms, new athletic weight room underway

Construction work that began immediately after the end of classes is well underway to remodel science classrooms and laboratories at Lapeer West High School.

Because the construction involved a space formerly used as an athletic weight room, work is also underway in converting three former classrooms into a new weight room.

When complete when students return in the fall of 2009, students at Lapeer West will be working in new, state-of-the-art science laboratories. More photos are available here.

Saturday, April 4, 2009

Board of Education awards $1.6 million in East, West science lab improvements

Bids for the construction and improvements of science laboratories at Lapeer East and Lapeer West High Schools totaling $1,652,604 were approved by the Board of Education at its meeting, Thursday, April 2nd.

All the work was awarded to qualified low bidders and all winning bidders were Michigan contractors.

The work is expected to begin as soon as school is out in June and be completed in time for students to use the labs when they return to classes in September.

“This is a giant investment in the future of our high school science programs,” said Superintendent Debbie Thompson. “Combined with the universal installation of new computers and technology last summer, we are presenting a 21st Century science and technology program to 21st Century high school students.”

Winning bidders were: Demolition, Great Lakes Construction, of Beverly Hills, $38,600; masonry, HMC Mason Contractors, of Shelby Township, $51,800; general trades, Elkhorn Construction, of Smiths Creek, $743,000; aluminum work and windows, Architectural Glazing Systems, of Mt. Morris, $6,087; flooring, Ropposch Brothers, of Port Huron, $61,095; painting, L.E. Brockman, of Warren, $12,152; mechanical, Ecker Mechanical, of Burton, $611,000; and electrical, Sky Electric, of Lapeer, $128,870.