Woodlawn/I3 Academy Charter School

Birmingham,
AL
(2020)

Woodlawn/I3 Academy Charter School

Behavioral Health, Community, Dental Services, Healthcare, Schools

The rehabilitation and new construction of a public charter elementary school.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $15,000,000
Total Project Cost: $15,100,000

IMPACT

48 FTE jobs
63 construction jobs
420 students served

CDEs

Raza Development Fund

Investor

Bank of America

Voices from the Community

As a private school that offers individualized education to many special needs students, these dollars allowed us to grow our school so that we could meet the needs of many more handicapped students.

-Charlotte Tollefson, Administrator, Woodlawn Community Academy, Clearwater, Florida

Project Description

The rehabilitation and new construction of a public charter elementary school. The school will use a STEAM curriculum and includes an extended day program to incorporate additional learning and activities. Additionally, it provides wrap -around services to support a child’s needs including access to health, dental and mental health services at the school.

MAP

Address: 261 48th Street North, Birmingham, AL 35212

Census Tract: 1073000500

News Stories

Whats Behind the New Charter School I3 Academy Coming to Woodlawn in 2020

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