Because many of the buildings within the Muskegon Public School system are older, we designed the signs to reflect the historical architecture. We also made sure that the signage was consistent from school to school.

The non-illuminated signs are constructed of aluminum extrusions with painted and vinyl graphics. Peaked tops echo the building architecture while muted earth tones complement the environment and natural building materials.

Two of the school's existing graphic elements were incorporated into the sign design: a graphic illustration of the clock tower at the main office building; and the school's monogram, a large block "M," which was used as a subtle background element behind the identifying school name.