Modernizing a school for the future.
The Amery School District, by passage of a $7.9 million referendum, upgraded and modernized the computer technology and communication systems for the entire district and expanded the high school to accommodate future technology curriculum advances and student body growth.

As part of a design/build team, DSGW was involved from the beginning pre-referendum phases though design and completion of construction. A media center was designed for after hours public use as well as a new technology lab which is the central core element of a technology curriculum that includes agriculture, wood and metal shops, and art. Six new classrooms, an additional science lab, locker rooms, wrestling and weight rooms were also added.