NorthStar Academies, servicing students in grades 6th-12th, recently added a seventh campus in the state of Florida. ELB was a major partner by providing design services and furnishings, as well as Prowise interactive touchscreens, to the newest flagship campus in Pinellas County. The campus furniture was purposefully selected to give students “voice and choice.” Contact…
Lab School partnered with ELB to create learning environments for their students of all ages. ELB’s classroom design team helped create a vision for the spaces and our experienced implementation team installed furniture solutions from Arcadia, Encore and Haskell Education. The students themselves also played a pivotal role in the design process, helping select both…
La Crosse Polytechnic’s Principal worked closely with ELB’s design team to outfit the school’s spaces: including several open classrooms, dining area, library, commons, science lab, and assembly. Our installation team worked hard to get the school ready for students to return from remote learning. The schools’ values of Student Voice, Community Connections, and Meaningful Projects…
ELB designed, procured, and installed flexible furniture solutions for more than forty classrooms at the new Rondo School of discovery. Our design team worked closely and collaboratively with District personnel to provide expert recommendations on the selection of products, fabrics, colors, and quantities. Contact us today for a complimentary consultation with our experienced classroom design…
Huppertz Elementary was the recipient of an International Baccalaureate grant to transform their campus into a 21st Learning Environment. With the help of teachers and administrations, ELB was able to design flexible learning spaces for each classroom Kindergarten through Grade 5. They also desired collaborative meeting spaces for teachers, as well as offices for staff…
Marin B. Fenwick Academy, located in San Antonio, TX was a recent recipient of a charter school start-up grant from the Texas Education Agency (TEA). With the funding, the Academy decided to purchase new furniture for their fifth through eighth grade classrooms. The administration and teachers had an idea of what they wanted, but asked for input from ELB on…
