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Outdoor learning space with log seating, shade structures, and open gathering area
Shaded learning space with colorful stools and open-air structure
Utility shed providing storage for outdoor learning materials
Outdoor learning space with log seating, shade structures, and open gathering area
Outdoor Learning Areas
West Ottawa Public Schools added outdoor learning spaces at elementary campuses in summer 2025, extending the classroom beyond the building. Each space includes log-style seating, shade structures, and amphitheater-style areas, along with sand play, landscaping, and secure fencing to create safe, flexible environments. These additions support hands-on learning, collaboration, and outdoor education while enhancing the overall student experience.
Waukazoo Elementary Addition
Waukazoo Elementary School completed a comprehensive interior renovation and classroom addition project between 2023 and 2024, enhancing both the existing facility and expanding learning capacity. Interior upgrades took place during the summer of 2023 and included the instalation of new carpet throughout the classrooms and corridors as well as replacement of water supply piping throughout the building. Following the interior upgrades, construction began in fall 2023 for a 2,800 square food classroom addition, aligned with other recent school additions, which was completed in May 2024.
Exterior view of classroom bump out with large corner windows and natural light
Exterior view of classroom addition with large windows
Classroom interior with built-in cabinetry and large windows for natural light
Exterior view of classroom bump out with large corner windows and natural light
Macatawa Bay Middle School
Macatawa Bay Middle School received all new equipment in the Servery giving a fresh and updated look in the cafe. The new equipment included all new serving stations to include Soup/Salad serving lines, Pizza, Mongolian, Stir Fry and Pasta stations, as well as Grab and Go containers. Mechanical upgrades, including a new hood and fan, were also completed to accommodate the new Servery equipment