New Construction:

If approved, Proposition A and Proposition B would fund a new elementary school and a new middle school. This page shows conceptual design concepts for both campuses.

The renderings on this page are artistic concepts intended to give the public a general sense of design direction. Final building designs have not been decided and may differ from what is shown here.

New Elementary School #5

(Proposition A)

The proposed new elementary school is planned with capacity for approximately 750 students. The building is expected to include:

Complete Elementary School

  • Designed for future capacity of up to 950 students

  • Core Facilities

    • Library / Media Center

    • Cafetorium

    • Food Service

    • Full-size Gymnasium

    • Music & Art Rooms

  • Classrooms & Labs

    • General education classrooms for all grade levels

    • Dedicated spaces for special education and intervention

    • Science/STEM lab space

  • Outdoor Learning & Play

    • Playground areas (separated by age group)

    • Outdoor learning space

    • Covered pavilion/gathering area

  • Safety & Security

    • Secure single-point entry vestibule

    • Perimeter fencing and controlled access points

Exterior of Elementary School #5 with people, children, and parents outside, parked cars, and a clear sky.

The renderings on this page are artistic concepts intended to give the public a general sense of design direction. Final building designs have not been decided and may differ from what is shown here.

School lobby with visitors, students, and staff. A sign reads 'Visitor Check-In' and another sign 'School Access - ID Required' is on the door.

Secure Entry & Visitor Check-In

A single, monitored point of entry. Visitors check in at a staffed reception area before gaining access to the building.

Children and adults reading and engaging in activities inside a spacious, well-lit library with large windows, bookshelves, and a sign that reads 'Library & Learning Commons'

Library & Learning Commons

A shared space for reading, research, and group work, connecting classroom areas.

New Middle School

To replace the current Crosby Middle School

(Proposition B)

The proposed new middle school is designed with capacity for approximately 1,500 students, and would initially serve approximately 1,100 students in grades 7–8. The building is expected to include:

Complete Middle School

  • Serve 1,100 students in grades 7 and 8

  • Designed for 1,500 students in grades 6 through 8

  • Common Areas built for 1,500 students

    • Two Gymnasiums

    • Library

    • Cafetorium

    • Food Service

    • Physical Education Facilities

Crosby Middle School building with people entering and walking in the outdoor area, cars parked in the parking lot, trees and desert landscaping in the foreground, clear sky with a few clouds, and a flock of birds flying overhead.

The renderings on this page are artistic concepts intended to give the public a general sense of design direction. Final building designs have not been decided and may differ from what is shown here.

Modern school library with large windows, wooden ceiling, brick wall, bookshelves, study areas, and students studying and walking.

Library & Learning Commons

A shared space for reading, research, and group work, connecting classroom areas.

Innovative Learning Spaces

Interior of Crosby Middle School's innovation and engineering lab, featuring students working on projects, 3D printers, and educational displays, with large windows allowing natural light.

Classrooms, labs, and collaborative spaces designed for collaborative and hands-on, project-based learning.

Students in a modern classroom with robotics displays, large digital screens showing scientific diagrams, and a whiteboard, engaged in activities and discussions.