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LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – ROCHELLE COMMUNITY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT 231
LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – ROCHELLE COMMUNITY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT 231
Rochelle, IL, United States
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LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – ROCHELLE COMMUNITY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT 231
Rochelle, IL, United States
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2013
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
$10M - 50M
Conceived as a replacement for its 100 + year old name sake, the new District 231 Lincoln Elementary school is located on 49 acres of former agriculture land on the north side of town adjacent to the community’s High School complex. Partially funded with a 2003 state construction grant, the new PK-5 facility has three grade sections and serves over 450 students including segments for early childhood and special education. Its state-of-the-art classrooms have the latest in teaching technology and are supported by smart building automation. This enhances the learning environment and reduces long term operating costs.
The new school was laid out using sustainable design principles. The entire building is heated and cooled with ground source – or geothermal – energy. Pulling heat from over 100 deep wells on site, the school’s HVAC operates far more efficiently than its predecessor, substantially reducing the district’s energy costs.
The new school was laid out using sustainable design principles. The entire building is heated and cooled with ground source – or geothermal – energy. Pulling heat from over 100 deep wells on site, the school’s HVAC operates far more efficiently than its predecessor, substantially reducing the district’s energy costs.
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