This single-story brick school on a rectangular plan has a central open courtyard and a two-story gymnasium on the north. The Mission Revival style is evident in the curvilinear parapets with quatre-foil ornaments and in the arcade on three sides of the courtyard. The two-story addition at the northeast corner is larger but sympathetic, with light and dark beige brick contrasting subtly in tone to highlight brick patterns in the full-height entry surrounds. The nearby cottage, built for band practice, has been remodeled for classrooms. Builder Nels T. Nelson, who came from Sweden via
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1916, Nels T. Nelson, W. F. Mowbray, and F. W. Foote, builders. 1946, addition. 1026 W. 6th St.