William Walker Elementary School
Opened September 2018
$36,684,000 Budget
87,200 sq. ft.
750 Student Capacity
Construction Photos
September 2019 - New gym at William Walker Elementary School.
September 2019 - The new William Walker Elementary school.
September 2019 - Library at the new William Walker Elementary School.
September 2019 - Classroom at the new William Walker Elementary School.
August 2019 - New library at William Walker Elementary School.
August 2019 - View of the new courtyard at William Walker Elementary School.
August 2019 - The new William Walker Elementary School.
August 2019 - Working on the new gym at William Walker Elementary School.
August 2019 - Aerial view of the new William Walker Elementary School.
July 2019 - Aerial view of William Walker Elementary School.
July 2019 - Work progressing between the gym and commons area at William Walker Elementary School.
July 2019 - Paving the west parking lots at William Walker Elementary School.
July 2019 - Soon-to-be covered play area with solar panels and pedestrian/bike path from Lynnfield Ln to Cedar Hills Blvd at William Walker Elementary School.
June 2019 - Front exterior of William Walker Elementary School.
June 2019 - Crews prepare to install casework at William Walker Elementary School.
June 2019 - Classroom at William Walker Elementary School.
June 2019 - Front visitor parking lot of William Walker Elementary School.
June 2019 - Reclaimed wood in front office at William Walker Elementary School.
May 2019 - Covered play area at William Walker Elementary School.
May 2019 - Aerial view of William Walker Elementary School.
May 2019 - Front visitor and parent parking lot of William Walker Elementary School.
May 2019 - Front exterior view of William Walker Elementary School.
May 2019 - Staff workroom at William Walker Elementary School.
April 2019 - Painting in SPED classroom at William Walker Elementary School.
April 2019 - Tile work in bathroom at William Walker Elementary School.
April 2019 - Covered play area at William Walker Elementary School.
April 2019 - Covered play area at William Walker Elementary School.
April 2019 - Gym and commons area at William Walker Elementary School.
April 2019 - West and South exterior of William Walker Elementary School.
March 2019 - Gym of William Walker Elementary School.
March 2019 - Aerial view of William Walker Elementary School.
March 2019 - Front exterior of William Walker Elementary School.
March 2019 - HVAC system in classroom at William Walker Elementary School.
February 2019 - Second floor concrete slabs in the north classrooms of the new William Walker Elementary School.
February 2019 - Workers lay roofing in south classroom area of the new William Walker Elementary School.
February 2019 - Workers place siding on exterior of the new William Walker Elementary School.
January 2019 - Gym construction at the new William Walker Elementary School.
January 2019 - Second floor concrete slab for south classrooms at the new William Walker Elementary School.
January 2019 - Front exterior of the new William Walker Elementary School.
32 Classrooms + 9 Additional Teaching Spaces
Natural Light & Fresh Air
Abundant natural light and constant fresh outside air to all classrooms
Seismic Reinforcement
Enhanced Security
Large Venue for School & Community Events
Centrally located gym, commons and courtyard
Solar Panels
Generate 84 kW, 20% of what the building uses
140+ Parking Spaces
Safe Playgrounds
Accessible Wheelchair Ramps and Bathrooms
State of the Art HVAC Systems
Dividable Gym
Learning Technology
The District held the official Groundbreaking Ceremony for William Walker Elementary School on September 15, 2018. William Walker was the third of four schools to be replaced as part of the District's $680-million construction bond approved by voters in May 2014. Opened in Fall 2019, the school is 87,200 square feet in size and has capacity for 750 students.
The District worked closely with DLR Group Architects on the design of the facility, as well as with the City of Beaverton on a site plan that meets the city's development requirements. The District used same design at Hazeldale, Vose and Sato Elementaries as a cost-savings measure.