The expansion marks “a significant milestone in the expansion of its educational offerings to the Dayton region,” the school said in an announcement Thursday.
The new STEM school construction is targeted to start this fall after the school agreed with the city in April to buy 9.58 acres southwest of its 1724 Woodman Drive campus.
Plans call for the 58,000 square foot building to open to students in grades K-2 and grade 4 students next fall, according to Superintendent Robin Fisher. The following year, grades 3 and 5 would be added, officials said.
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