Cedar Valley Community School

Cedar Valley Community School greeted students for the first time on September 4, 2001.

In July of 2001, the main buildings at Scriber Lake High School were demolished and materials hauled away leaving the area ready for the asphalt paving and completion of landscaping at the site.

Scriber Lake High's east wing was demolished in May of 2000, clearing space for the construction of the new Cedar Valley Community School on the east side of the site. Siting the new structure here allowed the high school to continue operations during the construction of the new school and reserves a large area of the site for future District or community uses.

Spaces in the new building that are used by all students and the community are grouped on the north side of the main entry. A wonderful gym and assembly space--nearly twice the size originally planned, and suitable for both student and community use--is the result of a partnership forged by the District with the City of Lynnwood in which the city contributed funding for the bigger gym.

The Capital Projects Office and Cedar Valley leadership worked with the staff of the District's Early Childhood Center to plan for their addition to the new building's family of programs. Their work together demonstrated the value of the flexibility and adaptability designed into the facility by the consultant team, as relatively few changes have been required to adapt spaces to the needs of developmentally delayed or disabled pre-school children.