ResourcesHinkley Celebrates New Look
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Out with the old … and in with the new!
For more than 40 years, Hinkley High School has been a familiar fixture in the Aurora community. But if you haven’t visited the school lately, you might not even recognize it.
A two-year building remodel has given Hinkley a dramatically modern look. The school’s new design is open and expansive, with a two-story concourse that spans the building from west to east. Students now enjoy modern science classrooms, a high-tech media center, and a second-story commons room with west-facing windows and stunning mountain views.
Other building improvements include new classrooms, a life skills suite for special needs students, administration offices and a distinctive new entrance. In addition, Hinkley received an extensive remodel to modernize existing space and provide a safer, more comfortable learning environment.
The Hinkley remodel was funded with bond dollars approved by district voters in 2002. Bond projects under construction this year include a new building for Boston Elementary School, a K-8 magnet school and a building for special needs students. To learn more about bond projects, go to www.aps.k12.co.us/bond.
“We are grateful to the Aurora community for supporting this bond program. These improvements support our small learning community approach to education and make a real difference in the quality of the school environment.”
– Peter Mosby
Hinkley High School principal
APS community members are invited to celebrate Hinkley’s bond-funded building remodel.
Hinkley Grand Opening
Thursday, Sept. 27, 6-7:30 p.m.
Hinkley High School, 1250 Chambers Road
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