Capital Improvement Project 2017-18
The Greater Johnstown School District is undertaking a capital improvement process to continue to provide a safe and secure environment that is conducive to 21st century learning and compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Project Timeline Architectural Renderings
Pleasant Avenue Elementary School
Renovations to main entrance, main office, and playground, replacement of windows, installation of bathrooms, removal of asbestos
- Pleasant Avenue Elementary School Project Details
- Information for parents, students and community members
- Information for faculty and staff
Glebe Street Elementary School
Renovations to art room, music room, and playground, removal of stage and addition of cafeteria space, replacement of roof and boiler, removal of asbestos
- Glebe Street Elementary School Project Details
- Information for parents, students and community members
- Information for faculty and staff
Warren Street Elementary School
Renovations to main entrance, vestibule, library, chorus room, band room, bathrooms, and playground, replacement of roof, creation of a STEM lab, installation of climate control for technology hub room
- Warren Street Elementary School Project Details
- Information for parents, students and community members
- Information for faculty and staff
Knox Junior High School
Renovations to classrooms for music, art, science, home economics, and technology, as well as stairwells, locker rooms, bathrooms, and tennis courts, replacement of windows, resurfacing of roof, construction of new concession stand with restrooms and installation of new sound system at Knox Field
- Knox Junior High School Project Details
- Information for parents, students and community members
- Information for faculty and staff
Johnstown High School
Renovations to science wing, media center, art room, technology room, pool, locker rooms, gymnasium, main office, nurse’s office, and guidance office, installation of emergency power system, replacement of roof, removal of asbestos
- Johnstown High SchoolProject Details
- Information for parents, students and community members
- Information for faculty and staff
Asbestos Abatement
Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral fiber. It was used in numerous building materials and vehicle products for its strength and ability to resist heat and corrosion before its dangerous health effects were discovered. Sometimes, for construction projects, it is necessary to disturb asbestos-containing building materials and it is often the best time to just remove it all together. This is called asbestos abatement. The Greater Johnstown School District has a plan in place for asbestos abatement to be performed by properly trained and accredited asbestos professionals if and when necessary.
Capital Project Questions
Please direct questions regarding Johnstown’s capital project to mailto:communications@johnstownschools.org
