Schools

Adding just a few pieces of new play equipment can help make a playground space more sensory friendly to meet the needs of students.

A twenty year old playground gets a facelift with the installation of a brand new play structure, to the delight of the student body.

Cherry Valley Elementary is a brand new school in Rockford, welcoming 148 students in grades 3 - 5.

Students at the Mayfield Junior School love the look and feel of this multi-deck tree house structure.

Hancock School students enjoy the combination of a traditional play structure coupled with freestanding elements that promote lateral movement and activity.

The La Costa Meadows Elementary School took play to a new level by integrating a structure into their recreation space that includes various sliding, climbing, and balancing opportunities.

Solana Santa Fe Elementary School incorporated a structure into their recreation space that combines a traditional deck structure with a deckless unit, encouraging increased physical activity.

The 7 Principles of Inclusive Playground Design address the needs of the whole child.

This school is a gift to our community as we support all of the children in the valley with special needs.

With high ropes courses gaining national momentum, offering a play system that captures many of these experiences like creative net climbers, challenging virtual tunnels...

Through a successful GoFundMe campaign, and generous donations from local businesses, Elroy Elementary School has a new playground that will serve not only the students, but the community as well.

Sally Mauro Elementary School in Helper Utah has a new playground! The bright red and white colored equipment features multiple nets and climbing opportunities.