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District proposes 6,000-square-foot STEM/CTE addition at Farmington High

Farmington Board of Education · April 22, 2025
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Summary

Planners proposed a 6,000-square-foot multipurpose STEM/STEAM/CTE addition at Farmington High School to serve the Robotics Team and provide flexible instructional space; the concept was presented as part of long-term facility planning.

As part of the long-term facility planning update, TMP Architecture and Plante Moran presenters urged the board to center students, families and staff when planning future spaces. Bill Weinrauch of TMP Architecture proposed using funds for a 6,000-square-foot addition at Farmington High School to create a flexible STEM/STEAM/CTE multipurpose room that would serve the Robotics Team and be available for general student use during the school day.

Presenters framed the space as supporting collaborative and innovative learning environments and said future planning will factor enrollment trends, building use and capacity. Board members asked questions about program needs and enrollment projections; no formal decision to fund the addition was made at this meeting.

The proposal will proceed through planning and prioritization as part of the district’s long-term facility process.