The Klamath County School District and Bonanza Schools celebrated a significant milestone with the grand opening of their new, state-of-the-art gymnasium on Friday, October 4, 2024. This impressive 16,422-square-foot facility, funded by federal ESSER relief funds, boasts two full-size courts, locker rooms, a concession area, and seating for over 800 spectators. The project, led by Soderstrom Architects and Kinsman Construction, began in August 2023 and represents a major investment in the community's future. Jordan Osborn, principal of Bonanza Jr/Sr High School, emphasized the gym's far-reaching impact, stating, "This new gym will benefit the whole community. The most powerful part about this project is the increased opportunities it provides our kids for generations to come." The facility's potential will be immediately showcased with its inaugural event, the Antler Classic Volleyball Tournament, scheduled for Saturday, October 5, marking the beginning of a new era for Bonanza Schools' athletic programs and community gatherings.
Grand Opening for New Bonanza Gym
By Troy Miller · Marcia Schlottmann, KCSD Public Relations Specialist
Photos by Marcia Schlottmann, KCSD Public Relations Specialist
2024-11-01
Originally published in the November 2024 issue of Klamath Living.
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