Construction Watch: Michigan high school designed to thwart active shooters

Curved walls are one of several new safety measures being included to shorten sightlines and provide “shadow zones”

“Natural defenses” against potential active shooter situations are built into the design of Fruitport High School‘s new $48 million building in Michigan. There are built-in places for students and staff to hide because design elements shorten sightlines and provide “shadow zones.” Read more.

In other construction news:

A work group comprising Maryland state, county and school officials are meeting to assess and prioritize public school construction needs. The goal will be to provide at least $400 million each year for public school construction. Read more.

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