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Jim Kelley Career Pathway Center

Fort Wayne, Indiana

  • Education
  • K–12
  • STEM and STEAM Schools
  • Regional

For too long, young people in northeast Indiana have faced a narrow path to success—one that often seemed to begin and end with college. But not every student’s future follows the same route. The Jim Kelley Career Pathway Center changes the conversation, opening doors to careers in skilled trades and providing a clear vision of what life could look like beyond traditional higher education.

A collaborative effort between Fort Wayne Community Schools and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Fort Wayne, the Center is designed to inspire, equip, and empower students with the knowledge and hands-on experience they need to build a sustainable future. The space offers a dynamic environment where students develop both technical expertise and critical soft skills—like resume writing and interview techniques—preparing them to confidently step into the workforce.

When Elevatus was selected to design the Jim Kelley Career Pathway Center, we brought our expertise in career technical education (CTE) learning spaces to the forefront. We set out to create more than just a training facility—we envisioned an engaging, interactive environment where students could explore career possibilities, discover their strengths, and develop real-world skills.

The Center’s design emphasizes collaboration, adaptability, and accessibility. State-of-the-art learning labs are equipped with industry-specific tools, giving students hands-on experience in automotive technology, construction trades, information technology, manufacturing, welding, and supply chain management—fields that resonate with local employers and contribute to a strong regional workforce.

A key design challenge was ensuring the space could accommodate both structured daytime programming for Fort Wayne Community Schools and after-school programming for Boys & Girls Club members. The result is a versatile, multi-use facility that supports various learning styles and schedules, ensuring that students of all backgrounds have access to valuable training.

Today, the Jim Kelley Career Pathway Center is more than a building—it’s a launchpad for success. Young people who once saw limited options now have tangible, hands-on experiences that build confidence and skills in high-demand trades. For local employers, the Center serves as a direct pipeline for skilled talent, strengthening the region’s workforce and fostering economic growth.

By creating a space where students can explore career possibilities, develop technical expertise, and gain real-world confidence, the Jim Kelley Career Pathway Center is changing the narrative on post-secondary success—one student at a time.

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They (Elevatus) care about our community. They want it to be a place where there's beautiful spaces that serve the community and meet the needs of the community and we couldn't be more thankful for them and their partnership through this process.

Connie Heflin

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FWCS appreciates the thoughtful approach and client-centered focus that the Education Team at Elevatus brings to the design of our projects. As the modern K-12 environment evolves to meet the ever-changing needs of our students, Elevatus has continued to bring innovative design ideas to the table while maintaining a commitment to quality and long-term sustainability of the built product. The learning environments that we create today will continue to provide well for the needs of our staff, students, and community for many years to come.

Heather Krebs

Capital Projects Coordinator, Fort Wayne Community Schools

I am delighted to express my utmost appreciation for the outstanding work that Elevatus Architecture has done in designing our new central office. Their innovative and thoughtful approach to the project will result in a state-of-the-art facility that exceeds our expectations. Their dedication to creating a functional and aesthetically pleasing space will greatly improve our administrative operations, and their professionalism and timely execution have made this a very enjoyable process. I wholeheartedly recommend Elevatus for their exceptional architectural services and look forward to potential future collaborations with them.

Wayne Barker

Superintendent, Northwest Allen County Schools

Elevatus stays involved throughout the entire construction process. This high level of service is very important to us because things inevitably shift and change despite the best planning. We need them to stay involved so that our budget is not affected. In the end, our projects are delivered on time and on budget and Elevatus contributes to that "now expected" outcome.

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Executive Vice President for Finance and Administration, Indiana Tech

Elevatus did an excellent job helping us navigate our project in Huntington, IN and developed architectural plans very timely and with an appreciated attention to every detail. We highly recommend this firm.

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When our County was looking for an architecture firm to help us with the process of building a new jail, Elevatus was an easy choice for me. This was a project entirely out of my skill set, but I knew we only had one chance to get it right. Their (Elevatus) knowledge and professionalism is unmatched.

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We have had nothing short of an amazing experience with Elevatus. Their team jumped right in and began planning with us right away, leaving no stone unturned from concept through our current state of approaching SD. Elevatus runs effective, informative and efficient meetings and always follows through with answers to questions that come up during the meeting.

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Chief Financial Officer, Wawasee Community Schools

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