Flexible Design for Functional Learning Environments

The new Viewpoint Middle School, located in the fast-growing community of Lehi, has been designed based on the middle school prototype for Alpine School District. The school represents the latest in educational thinking and design, facilitating collaboration, teaming, and an interdisciplinary curriculum centered on piquing students' interest in the educational process.

The floor plan is divided by a main central corridor. This "Main Street" divides the plan into five smaller learning environments or "academies". Three of the academies contain core classes, and the fourth & fifth houses include Family & Consumer Science, Business, Technology, and Visual Arts programs. This school within a school concept will help to divide the 1,500-student population into smaller, more intimate learning families.

The floor plan is divided by a main central corridor. This "Main Street" divides the plan into five smaller learning environments or "academies". Three of the academies contain core classes, and the fourth & fifth houses include Family & Consumer Science, Business, Technology, and Visual Arts programs. This school within a school concept will help to divide the 1,500-student population into smaller, more intimate learning families.