Instructional Spaces

.Lansing Central School District transform an undersized elementary cafeteria into a secure, flexible multipurpose space that improves meal service, restores consistent schedules, and supports broader school programming.

Transformation of fragmented tech rooms into a modern, visible STEM suite to support automotive, robotics, advanced manufacturing, and cross-disciplinary learning while improving safety and sustainability.

The phased reorganization and modernization of Greenport Union Free School District’s historic K–12 building improved safety and learning.

Transformation of former auditorium into a flexible, accessible, and acoustically improved Large Group Instruction and performance space—balancing board meeting needs, ADA upgrades, and school‑color finishes

Following an Enhanced Facilities Evaluation (EFE) for the Lakeland Central School District, Tetra Tech translated findings into a long-range plan centered on preparing students for life beyond K–12 and creating future-ready learning environments.

Lansing aimed to expand learning beyond the classroom by creating a hands-on, sensory-rich outdoor environment, and Tetra Tech was brought in to design a flexible space for that purpose.

Tetra Tech converted the old Clinton County Municipal Airport hangar in Plattsburgh into the Conference Center for Champlain Valley Educational Services (CVES), creating a flexible, multiuse facility that brings many BOCES functions together in one location.

A 1960‘s era 250-seat lecture hall in the core of Ithaca High School was no longer an effective use of space sixty years later. Instead, the District required flexible spaces for 60-80 people, equipped to support staff meetings, professional development and mid-sized groups of students.