It is said that it takes 15 seconds for a student to determine whether a school is the right fit–and it’s all based on looks. Combine that pressure with tuition increases and applicant numbers to drop due to the pandemic, academic institutions finding new ways to attract future students. At Beeline and Blue, we’ve been able to help local colleges and high schools attract new students by changing the school’s environment to be more visually attractive through strategic environmental design.
For most students returning to school, especially the younger students, the environment they're returning to needs to be new, fresh, and vibrant. Gone are the days of long empty hallways, beige walls, and a lack of school spirit. At South Union Elementary, they wanted to revamp their locker hallway by commissioning local graffiti artist, Jacob Kuperman, to create a large graphic showcasing school pride, community, and inclusion.
