As part of its $750 million Measure P Bond Program, the San Juan Unified School District has partnered with Verde Design, an integrated landscape architecture and civil engineering firm, to design several new track and field facilities for three campuses.
Continuing a relationship that first began in 2013 with the replacement of Del Campo and El Camino High School’s natural turf field and construction of all-weather tracks. San Juan Unified School District (SJUSD) and Verde Design are currently in the design phase for three new projects. The first, at Casa Roble High School, includes, a new synthetic turf field, d-zone improvements, new track & field events, a new concession/restroom building and new ticket booth. The Encina and Mira Loma High School campuses are each set to receive a new eight-lane, all-weather track with field events, synthetic turf football/soccer field, new concession/restroom building and ticket booth on each campus. Projects are expected to begin this summer and complete in late Fall 2017.
About Measure P – In November 2016, voters in the Cities of Arden-Arcade, Carmichael, Orangevale, Citrus Heights, Fair Oaks, Rancho Cordova, and Sacramento passed Measure P. This measure provides $750 million in critical capital improvements to SJUSD, pursuant to its Facilities Master Plan.
About the San Juan Unified School District – Created in 1960 with the merger of six school districts, San Juan Unified School District ( www.sanjuan.edu ) has a rich tradition of helping students find academic success and achievement. The district serves a 75-square mile area covering multiple communities, from Arden-Arcade to Orangevale. Today, San Juan Unified is the 11th largest school district in California, with an expenditure budget of $387+ million that is used to employ 5,000 individuals and educate over 46,000 students in early learning, K-12 and adult programs.
See Verde Design’s portfolio of work for SJUSD here.
