Aging Facilities: The Need for Modernization

North Columbia Elementary School opened in 1956.

Schools built over the last 10 years have been designed to better serve the needs of today’s students and teachers. In addition to building new schools and additions to existing schools, the school district conducts ongoing preventative maintenance to ensure that all of its facilities meet educational standards.

Elementary Schools		Constructed	Facility Age
	North Columbia	1956	68 years
	Blue Ridge	1987	37 years
	Brookwood	1989	35 years
	Stevens Creek	1991	33 years
	Riverside	1993	31 years
	Euchee Creek	1996	28 years
	Greenbrier	1996	28 years
	Lewiston	2003	21 years
	River Ridge	2005	19 years
	Cedar Ridge	2007	17 years
	Baker Place	2011	13 years
	Evans	2013	11 years
	Martinez	2014	10 years
Grovetown, North Harlem, Parkway, and Westmont are less than 10 years old.

Middle Schools		Constructed	Facility Age
	Lakeside	1989	35 years
	Riverside	1992	32 years
	Greenbrier	2000	24 years
	Grovetown	2003	21 years
	Evans	2006	18 years
	Stallings Island	2008	16 years
	Columbia	2013	11 years
	Harlem	2017	7 years

High Schools		Constructed	Facility Age
	Evans	1980	44 years
	Harlem	1982	42 years
	Lakeside	1988	36 years
	Greenbrier	1996	28 years
	Grovetown	2009	15 years