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Happy National Tile Day from Cordogan Clark!

NORTH LAWNDALE — West Side educators have renewed their efforts to build a state-of-the-art public academy for science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics in North Lawndale after a yearlong hiatus.
The new plan would create the STEAM Partnership Academy as a magnet school at the old Henson Elementary, a school that closed years ago at 1326 S. Avers Ave. Eighty percent of the STEAM school’s students would come from the Lawndale neighborhood, while 20 percent could come from other parts of the city, organizers said.
“We’re not asking for any schools to merge. We’re just asking for a new school,” said Betty Allen Green, head of the North Lawndale Community Coordinating Council’s education committee.
Pictured: Cordogan Clark's Science lab at John C. Dunham STEAM partnership school and conceptual renderings for the new North Lawndale school:

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“With a dynamic three-dimensional facade and a wave shaped roof over the entrance, the Jefferson Natatorium’s eye-catching exterior is a reflection of the various aquatic activities the facility can accommodate. This includes swimming lessons, physical education classes, lifeguard training, advanced swimming for adults, scuba training, and even kayaking. The two-story, 29,500-square-foot natatorium features an eight-lane competition pool separated from a diving well by a moveable bulkhead as well as an elevated spectator seating area located above the facility’s locker rooms.”

Jefferson High School Natatorium - Major Industries | Daylight Systems and Skylight Solutions JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL NATATORIUM Location: Lafayette, IN Architect: Keystone Architecture System: Guardian 275Ⓡ Translucent Wall Panel Systems System

We are excited to be attending the Greater Lafayette Commerce Business Expo tomorrow. Come see us at booth 213! Then from 4-6pm come visit with us at the Business After Hours. We hope to see you soon!