Building on Community.
American School & University, June, 2001 by Kennedy, Mike
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Schools that share their facilities with the public can strengthen bonds with the neighborhoods they serve. During the day, 400 children fill the hallways and classrooms of Tomahawk Ridge Elementary School in Overland Park, Kan. But after the final bell rings and buses are taking the children home, the building they have left behind still courses with activity.
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The facility is not only an elementary school in the Blue Valley district, but also a community center run by the city of Overland Park. Access to the building is limited during much of the school day, but after ...
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