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K-12 Education
Authentic Spaces for Young Minds
Designing schools is an exercise in balance: honoring tradition while embracing innovation, meeting today’s needs with flexibility for tomorrow, and creating spaces that inspire young minds while supporting the educators who guide them. Achieving balance starts by accurately identifying the points of tension and transforming them into opportunities.
No matter the challenge, and no matter how many schools we have designed or how familiar one district may seem to another, we begin every project from scratch. We engage deeply with educators, administrators, facilities staff, and students. Then we step back, let go of our assumptions, and listen, allowing the truest solutions to emerge and our designs to show everyone that we have truly heard them.
When learning environments harmonize with the students and educators who use them, a world of possibilities can open. Ideas and dialogue can flow, and tensions can dissolve into a uniquely balanced learning environment.
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K-12 Education
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Highland Springs High School
High Schools
Holladay Elementary School
Elementary Schools
Gainesville High School
High Schools
Seneca Valley High School
High Schools
Blythewood High School
High Schools
Potomac Shores Middle School
Middle Schools
Chapel Hill High School
High Schools
Potomac Elementary School
Elementary Schools
Patrick Henry K-8 School and Recreation Center
Combined Schools
Middle Schools
Elementary Schools
Moseley Announces First Chief Design Officer and New K-12 Education Sector Leader
On August 12, 2026, Moseley announced Stephen Halsey, AIA, has been named the firm’s first chief design officer, and Ashley Dennis, AIA, has been named leader of the firm's K-12 education sector. The appointments reflect the firm's commitment to design excellence and to developing the leadership necessary to sustain it across all sectors and offices.
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