05/11/2026
The Cuyahoga Falls 6-12 Campus was designed for educational excellence by incorporating flexible learning spaces to enhance the student experience. Replacing an over one hundred-year-old school, the new 365,000 square foot building with a connected 4,000-seat athletics stadium and practice fields also includes a 1,400-seat performing arts center, black box theatre, media center, planetarium, cosmetology lab, multiple collaborative spaces, a two-level student dining area, and three gymnasiums.
"This campus represents a promise that our students will learn in a place designed for the world they are entering," said Superintendent Dr. Andrea Celico, Ph.D., Cuyahoga Falls City Schools.
The campus showcases innovative educational programming that maximizes customization for educators to teach the way they want. Whether they stay within the pods, move into the common areas, or allow students to venture into quiet collaborative spaces, there are endless possibilities for learning.
"We designed the building for success," said TDA Project Manager Scott Alleman, RA, NCARB. "Having flexibility in the classroom and other teaching environments allows for an evolving curriculum."
The $133 million campus project was made possible by the passage of a bond issue in 2019 and was co-funded by the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission (OFCC). ThenDesign Architecture partnered with Hammond Construction, Inc. to design and build the 365,000 SF building. The state-of-the-art facility provides students and faculty with new technology, expanded academic spaces, and opportunities for collaboration in a comfortable, secure environment.
Read the article: https://www.thendesign.com/cuyahoga-falls-designed-for-excellence/
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