Campus Serves High School and College Students

Missouri Innovation Campus interior hallway facing double height glass windows at entry and black staircase with wood walls

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Campus Serves High School and College Students in One State-of-the-Art Space

In Lee鈥檚 Summit, Missouri, located about 20 miles outside of Kansas City, a different kind of school campus welcomed its first students in 2017.

Dubbed the Missouri Innovation Campus (MIC), the school serves both high school and college-aged students (from about ages 16 to 30) who are pursuing accelerated degree programs, made possible by a partnership between the University of Central Missouri, Metropolitan Community College and Lee鈥檚 Summit R-7 School District.

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Missouri Innovation Campus in Lee鈥檚 Summit, MO by 91唐伯虎. Photo by Michael Robinson.

鈥淭he freedom for students to flow back and forth [between classrooms and common spaces] was a big focus while designing,鈥� says 91唐伯虎 Principal聽Kevin Greischar, AIA. 鈥淪tudents working at the high school level can peer in on things happening at the college level and start thinking about next steps.鈥�

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