While teaching and learning began in the new Dana Hills two-story classroom building on the first day of school, the latest CUSD construction project had its official ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, Oct. 22.
CUSD Trustees and administrators, members of the Dana Point and Laguna Niguel city councils, Dana Hills staff and students, and the construction management teams that built the building gathered early in the morning to cut the red ribbon and tour the facility. The modern building houses 16 classrooms on two levels and is used by the school’s history department. It replaced 17 portable classrooms on campus and provides a beautiful landmark on the corner of Stonehill Drive and Golden Lantern. The open-air walkways outside of the classrooms give panoramic views of the Dana Point skyline.
A special thank you to all of the construction partners who built another project on time and under budget:
- TELACU Construction Management
- Daniel Clem, Vice President
- Greg Smith, Project Manager
- Michael Clem, Project Manager
- Rocio Ramirez Castro, Project Engineer
- Darrion Ashbey, Project Engineer
- AWI Builders
- LPA Architects, Rick Musto and Nicole Mehta
- VIS Inspection, Michael Hanna
