Scarlett Middle School, originally constructed in 1968, is a two-story masonry structure with exterior brick veneer. The school facility is situated on 30.5 acres in the southeast sector of Ann Arbor. The original structure has experienced at least 1 addition over the years, and currently supports Grades 6-8. The Scarlett Middle School site is adjacent to Mitchell Elementary School and the buildings share a parking lot.
Emergency repair of exterior wing of the building.
Addition of air conditioning and replacement of existing lights with LED light fixtures. Classrooms to have a dimmable lighting system and new ceiling tiles.
Construction/repairs of school roof.
New solar array installed on the roof.
Remove & replace existing drop off loops located at schools. Add storm water and pedestrian crossings.
New fire alarm system, added fire suppression system, electrical service upgrade, and new ceilings will also be installed.
A new cooler, lighting, control system, and condensing unit was installed in the kitchen area.
Replace existing counterweight stage rigging system with new electronic hoist system.
New boiler and pumps were added to the building.
New window shades added to the building.
New ductwork was installed inside the building.
Updated the school’s Building Management System (BMS) to the latest version including a new graphical interface and mobile, cloud-based access. The upgrades allow for better systems control, improved occupant comfort and energy efficiency.
Installation of filtered water bottle filling stations throughout the school.
Update to security system on property.
Installed a new internet protocol digital public address and clock system that is managed through a single integrated platform. The new system allows for ease of programming, the integration of phone systems and mobile devices, and enhanced alerts in case of emergency situations, with both visual and audible messages.
School tennis courts were refinished.
New, flexible, classroom furniture was added to create a more accessible, engaging and student-centered environment.
Purchase of new musical instruments and pianos for music classrooms and auditoriums.
