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Cedarburg High School has several hallway choke points that become overcrowded between classes, like this area in the vicinity of a stairwell to the second floor. Additions to and renovations of some areas of the school are part of the Cedarburg District's $59.8 million referendum that will be on the Nov. 6 ballot.

While Les Paul Middle School does have a locked vestibule, once someone is through that door, they have access to a main hallway and the rest of the school, not restricted and cleared through the main office. Les Paul's main entrance and offices would be reconfigured for safety as part of the $60 million Waukesha School District referendum on the Nov. 6 ballot.

hc 0427 ftf pool2 ct m6.35 x 4.5Tom Rouleau of Milwaukee County Parks Maintenance used compressed air to clean out crack in the deep end of the Hales Corners Park pool April 19 to be repaired before the entire pool is painted and filled in time for the Memorial Day opening.

Visitors to the public open house on the draft of the Life Sciences District Master Plan for lands remaining in the former County Ground property leave comments on an aerial photograph of the area.

Visitors to the public open house on the draft of the Life Sciences District Master Plan for lands remaining in the former County Ground property leave comments on an aerial photograph of the area.

Visitors to the a public open house on the draft of the Life Sciences District Master Plan wade through a sea of displays explaining various aspects of the development proposal.

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The Commons for Augustine Prep, a new, $85 million, K4-12 Christian choice school under construction at 2607 5th St. The Commons is a multi-purpose area including the cafeteria, stadium seating and furnishing that can be rapidly moved to reconfigure the space for meeting, services and even as a gym.

Shoppers at the Mayfair Collection.

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nb 0420 reagan inside ct m5.8 x 8.7A worker welds newly installed roof joists in a section of the Ronald Reagan Elementary School under construction on Calhoun Road north of New Berlin Center School.

nb 0825 schools1 raw ct m9.75 x 3.8Steve Gasper and other Handeland Flooring employees lay new floor tile in the New Berlin West High School corridor near the cafeteria as part of the on-going school renovation project.

Site Manager Josh Rooker explains progress from the orchestra pit of the Audtorium addition on the northeast corner of Germantown High School that should be completed in January 2019.

nb 0420 library1 raw ct m7.8 x 4.9Ominous clouds rolled over the new New Berlin Public Library April 14. The building's Prarie-style influenced architecture has been recognized with an award.

nb 0420 library2 raw ct m7.8 x 5.2The main lobby and checkout area to the new New Berlin Library integrates all the lines and elements of Prairie-style influenced architecture.

Barbara Seny portions noodles for hot lunch while students play Dodgeball in the Canterbury Elementary School gymnasium on Oct. 11. Creating a separate cafeteria, adding two classrooms and relocating the school's main office and main entrance is part of the Greendale School District's $33.8 million referendum on the Nov. 6 ballot.

Custodian Kevin Roeve washes the Cedar Hills Elelmentary School gymnasium floor after lunch to prepare the space to resume physical education classes on Oct. 2. An addition to the school with a new gymnasium and main office spaces is part of the Oak Creek-Franklin School District's $60.9 million referendum on the Nov. 6 ballot.

McKinley Elementary School at 2435 N. 89 St. would be replaced with a new building on the school's existing property as proposed in the Wauwatosa School District's $124.9 million referendum on the Nov. 6 ballot. Built in 1929, the buildings three floors and basement are not handicap accessible, lacks adaptable space, requires replace of the building's boilers and HVAC system, and main entrance is not secure. Two elementary schools would be replaced, and two would receive major additions, reconfiguration and renovation.

Arts Instructor Jenny Leigh talks about holding classes in what was the McKinley Elementary School's orginal kitchen and cafeteria in the building's basement. McKinley has no elevator to move people with mobility issues between the four floors. The basement is cramped with both ast and music classrooms, and there is a mosture problem. McKinley, at 2435 N. 89 St., would be replaced with a new building on the school's existing property as proposed in the Wauwatosa School District's $124.9 million referendum on the Nov. 6 ballot. Built in 1929, the buildings three floors and basement are not handicap accessible, lacks adaptable space, requires replace of the building's boilers and HVAC system, and main entrance is not secure. Two elementary schools would be replaced, and two would receive major additions, reconfiguration and renovation.

Once through a locked door, little stops an individual from access to McKinley Elementary School's stairwells leading to all floors. McKinley, at 2435 N. 89 St., would be replaced with a new building on the school's existing property as proposed in the Wauwatosa School District's $124.9 million referendum on the Nov. 6 ballot. Built in 1929, the buildings three floors and basement are not handicap accessible, lacks adaptable space, requires replace of the building's boilers and HVAC system, and main entrance is not secure. Two elementary schools would be replaced, and two would receive major additions, reconfiguration and renovation.

McKinley Elementary School lacks storage space and breakout areas for small group work. McKinley, at 2435 N. 89 St., would be replaced with a new building on the school's existing property as proposed in the Wauwatosa School District's $124.9 million referendum on the Nov. 6 ballot. Built in 1929, the buildings three floors and basement are not handicap accessible, lacks adaptable space, requires replace of the building's boilers and HVAC system, and main entrance is not secure. Two elementary schools would be replaced, and two would receive major additions, reconfiguration and renovation.

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