Troth Street Elementary School Modernization

Troth Street Elementary School was originally built in 1949. Thanks to state matching grants made possible by 2014 Measure EE funding that provided our required local match of district funding, the school site is currently undergoing a campus wide modernization, including construction of a new office and Learning Village, a new multipurpose room, new library, modernization of permanent classroom wings, replacement of one classroom wing, new playgrounds, a new outdoor lunch shelter, new landscaping, and upgraded accessibility throughout campus.  In 2019, Measure EE funded construction of a new sewer service at the school campus. Prior to that time, the school site was still on a septic system.

New Office Building & Learning Village

New Library & Student Resource Center

The space includes a new student resource center incorporating nature-inspired elements to connect users to nature gently. Story nooks, book alcoves, and other details mimic natural forms that inspire exploration. The warm tones and organic forms create a space of comfort, encouraging students to be curious and feel comforted. 

New Multi-Purpose Room (MPR)

The new space includes a new kitchen, eating area, storage, and an indoor and outdoor stage for student performances and group activities.

Bringing the Classroom Outside

Numerous outdoor spaces connect the classrooms to outdoor areas.