Newly placed topsoil covers the area outside a fenced dugout area. A tall fence divides the dugout from an unfinished baseball field. A grass lawn covers the area outside a fenced dugout area. A tall fence divides the dugout from the infield. A dump truck in the middle distance dumps a load of topsoil onto an excavated field. Other piles of topsoil can be seen nearby and in the foreground. A new school lies behind the scene in the distance. An expansive grass field lies in front of a new school building. A sidewalk winds past new plantings and a hydroseeded lawn toward a newly built school. A sidewalk winds past mature ornamental grasses and a new grass lawn toward a newly built school. Newly planted ornamental grasses and a hydroseeded lawn grow next to a parking lot in front of a new school. Tall, ornamental grasses fill the planters next to a sidewalk. A parking lot and a new school building lie in the background.

Tehaleh Heights Elementary

Date: September-October 2018
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Description

The new Tehaleh Heights Elementary School was made possible by a $145.6 million Sumner-Bonney Lake School District capital construction bond. It is one of two elementary schools located in the heart of the Tehaleh community.

Materials

2700 cubic yards of Rootzone Mix
280 tons of Fairway Top Dressing Sand
20 tons of 1½" Drain Rock
20 tons of Pea Gravel
20 tons of various Crushed Rock Materials

Highlights

Washington Rock provided the topsoil and other materials needed for the landscaping around Tehaleh Heights Elementary. The new ballfield consists of our sand and topsoil. Watch the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new school here.