Explore Grayslake Central Spaces
Take a 360 degree view of the spaces at Grayslake Central that are in need of improvement.
GCHS Weight Room
Originally built as a bomb shelter in 1946.
Undersized space for students. Class sizes limited
Lighting, ventilation, and space need to be improved
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GCHS Bike Lab
Originally built as a bomb shelter back in 1946.
Lighting, ventilation, and space need to be improved.
Noise levels are considerable,
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GCHS Cafeteria
Original cafe and food preparation area from 1946.
Undersized area requiring students to eat in hallways.
Outdated equipment, is undersized, and does not support ADA movement.
Long wait times
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GCHS Wrestling Room
Repurposed stage area connected to a gym built in 1974
Space is small and can result in injuries, with no space for treatment.
Lighting, ventilation, and space need to be improved.
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GCHS Culinary Classrooms
Functional but dated equipment
Low water pressure
Not ADA compliant and therefore are not able to serve students of all abilities.
Modern culinary instruction occurs in a commercial-style kitchen where students learn career skills and earn certifications.
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