Three Buildings: Two Junior High Schools and an Elementary School.

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ERIC Number: EJ074571

Record Type: CIJE

Publication Date: 1973

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Three Buildings: Two Junior High Schools and an Elementary School

American School and University, 45, 7, 30-31,44-47, Mar 73

Describes Thomas Jefferson Junior High School/Community Center, Arlington, Virginia, the first major effort at creating a facility aimed at the total development of the community's intellectual and physical needs. Discusses Stanwood Junior High, the first systems-built school building erected in Pennsylvania; and the Dalhart, Texas, Elementary School, an economically constructed metal building system that won voters' approval after two turndowns. (Author/EA)

Descriptors: Architectural Character, Building Innovation, Junior High Schools, Metal Industry, Recreational Programs, School Buildings, School Community Programs, School Community Relationship, Shared Facilities, Systems Approach

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