HOMEMARKETSEDUCATION K-12 – CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG SCHOOLS — METRO SCHOOL
 
 
 
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools — Metro School
Greenville County Schools — Cherrydale Elementary
Seminole County Public Schools — Tuskawilla Middle School
Greenville County Schools — Berea High School
Cherokee Central School Building Program
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The new Metro School serves approximately 200 moderately to severely disabled students — ages 5 to 21 — who meet North Carolina certification as trainable mentally disabled, severe/profound, multidisabled and autistic. Located in the heart of Uptown Charlotte, the new school replaces an existing facility built in 1971 which remained fully operational throughout all phases of this design-build project.

The school offers daily instruction in academics, music and art skills, media and technology skills, horticulture, home living and work force development training, and adapted physical education. Speech-language, occupational therapy, physical therapy and other services are provided in accordance with each student's Individual Education Program (IEP) team's recommendations.

In addition to the school's 27 classrooms, the facility includes the following amenities:

    • Greenhouse
    • Physical therapy facility
    • Fully equipped playground
    • Multipurpose room featuring a
      cafeteria, gymnasium and theatre
    • Two indoor pools — a therapy
      pool and a training pool
    • One-level, underground
      parking facility

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
Metro School
Charlotte, North Carolina
 
Project Location Charlotte, North Carolina
Construction Value

$17.8 million

Building Size

School — 118,000 sf

Parking — 60,000 sf
75 spaces

Completion

2006

Assignment

Design-Build, General Contracting

Client

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools

Architect

LS3P Associates, Ltd.



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