Akron Public Schools
Facilities Master Plan

       SEGMENT 1

Mason Community Learning Center

The new Mason Community Learning Center, located on the site of Mason Park, opened for classes on January 22, 2008, and was dedicated on February 9, 2008.   The new building can be accessed from E. Exchange St. or Crouse St.

Robinson Community Learning Center

The new Robinson Community Learning Center opened for classes on August 27, 2008, and was dedicated on September 4, 2008.   The old building has been demolished and that land is now playground space.

Hotchkiss School

Hotchkiss Elementary School closed at the end of the 2005-2006 school year.   The building now functions as the Bridges Learning Center (previously housed in the Betty Jane School annex).

       SEGMENT 2

Barber Community Learning Center

The new Barber Community Learning Center opened for classes on Monday, January 4, 2010, and was dedicated on January 27, 2010.   Parking and student dropoff are located in the front of the new building facing Garry Rd.

East Community Learning Center (high school)

The high school portion of the new East Community Learning Center opened for classes on September 1, 2010, and was dedicated on September 30, 2010 (pictures here ).   Parking and student dropoff are located in the front of the new building facing Brittain Rd.

East Community Learning Center (middle school)

The middle school portion of the new East Community Learning Center opened for classes on September 1, 2011, and was dedicated on September 22, 2011.   Student dropoff is in the front of the new building facing Brittain Rd.

       SEGMENT 3

Seiberling School

Beginning with the 2011 school year, Seiberling students (K-6th grade) have been attending classes in the former Goodyear Middle School building on Martha Ave.

Meanwhile, the old Seiberling building at 400 Brittain Rd. has been demolished and will be replaced by the new Seiberling Community Learning Center currently under construction.   The new building should be ready for occupancy after the December, 2013, Christmas break.

For more construction news, visit the Imagine Akron web site.

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