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Julian Mitchell Elementary school rendering

Century-old Charleston County (S.C.) elementary school receives $11 million in upgrades

Aug. 29, 2021
The last renovation at Julian Mitchell Elementary took place in 1980.

Julian Mitchell Elementary in Charleston, S.C., one of Charleston County district's oldest schools, has undergone an $11 million renovation.

The upgrade added a computer lab, a front office with increased security, and an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) visitor center, reports WCSC-TV.

The last renovation at the school took place in 1980. 

According to the district, the project created a new secured vestibule at the main entrance, which is on the second floor. Relocating the front office in place of an existing classroom enabled the district to construct a new exterior elevator.

Students attended Camp Road Middle School last year while construction took place. 

The architect is Red Iron Architects and Brantley Construction Group is the general contractor.

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