Liberty High School

New Student Commons and Cafeteria Renovation

Brentwood, CA

Introducing adequately sized facilities that create a welcoming campus entrance, Liberty High School’s new administration building and corresponding renovations to its cafeteria unify and energize the campus’s core. The administration building creates one hub for admin and student services previously scattered across campus. Organized into four color-coded “Dens,” students can access counselor and other offices via the quad, with reception resources at the front of the building. An original 1930s building was also upgraded to provide expanded space for student leadership and college and career services. Renovations to the cafeteria, which provides food service district-wide, offer an enhanced gathering space for indoor and outdoor dining as well as flexible furnishings, audio-visual systems and glass roll-up partitions for a variety of uses and school events. This new Student Commons serves as a primary gathering court for school and afterschool events and a vital link to student services.

Making a Difference
A hub for administrative and student services with access to a centralized student commons as well as an upgraded, multiuse cafeteria provide student and staff an energetic campus core.
The Student Commons building has transformed the entrance to Liberty High School into a new focal point of the school. Every community member that I have talked to is excited about the new look.
- Eric Volta, Superintendent, LUHSD

School District
Liberty Union High School District

Size
9,800 sq.ft. (New Construction)
9,250 sq.ft. (Modernization)

Completion Date
December 2022

Final Construction Cost
$14.03M

Features

High School
New Construction
Modernization
Administration
Student Services
Cafeteria