FAIR OAKS, CA (MPG) - On March 5, Del Campo High School’s signature project broke ground for a science complex with media commons and a CTE building renovation. Students, staff and community members had an opportunity to take a shovel and put on a hard hat at the ceremony.

The science complex with media commons will transform the front entrance of Del Campo and provide new modern spaces for student learning with next-generation classrooms for chemistry, physics, earth science, biology, and AP environmental science.

The fully renovated CTE building on the backside of campus, and will enhance student opportunities in the Fire Safety Academy, Computer Technology and Media Broadcasting courses as well as a new Fabrication Lab. The building will have a storage bay for the program’s fire engine, ambulance and burn car, outdoor training grounds, and a modern broadcast studio with an outdoor green wall and an innovation gallery where the different pathways can work in a collaborative space.