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Our Team
Springfield Public Schools’ BASE Project (Business Associated Student Education) is a community-based transitional program for high school students aged 16 and older with an IEP. The program focuses on developing work and life skills to help students successfully navigate life after graduation.
The BASE program provides students with opportunities to develop career awareness, explore different job fields, and build the social skills needed for success in the workplace and beyond. Students gain hands-on experience through unpaid job shadowing while earning high school credits toward graduation.
Charlie
12th Grade
My favorite part of BASE is hanging out with. my best friends. After graduation I want to wotk at McAlisters Deli.
Lisa
12th Grade
My favorite part of BASE is hanging out with my teacher. After graduation I want to be a teacher.
Roberto
11th Grade
My favorite part of BASE is the coffee shop. After graduation I want to be an inventor
Gabe
12th Grade
My favorite part of BASE is going to the workshop. After graduation I want to wortk on the hot sauce assembly line at the workshop.
Abby
11th Grade
My favorite part of BASE is the coffee shop. After graduation I want to work at the YMCA.
Made for You
By BASE
Our Drinks
Drip Coffee $2.00
Mocha $4.00
Cappuccino $4.00
Flat White $3.50
Espresso $2.50
Breve $3.50
Americano $4.00
Soda $1.00
Powered by the SBC Athletics Community, the Fairbanks Bike Shop is open to the public at The Fairbanks.
The shop’s intent is to help the local Springfield community, specifically in the Grant Beach neighborhood, be able to safely ride more often. The program helps with simple repairs, bike access, and bicycle education, as well as provide adults with transportation assistance. The shop will provide free helmets for children, free or low-cost bike repair, and low-cost sales.
The Fairbanks Bike Shop is powered by volunteers and donations. The Bike Shop needs donations, including, but not limited to: kid and adult-sized bikes, both working and non-working, bike helmets of all sizes, spare and old bike parts, such as tires, tubes, seats, stems, etc., and bike tools, pumps, chain lube, bike washing equipment, and bike locks.
Donations are accepted on-site only during bike shop hours.
Mon-Thurs: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
1126 North Broadway Ave. Springfield, MO, 65802
All donations will be tax-deductible through the Fairbanks.
Hours: Monday - Thursday 10:00am - 2:00pm
417-612-9490 or bikeshop@drewlewis.org
"The SBC Athletics Community has been riding in Springfield since 2012. We realized that we wanted to give back to our community. One of our SBC staff and one athletic team member worked at the Fairbanks. Once we heard about the Fairbanks wanting a bike shop – it was a no-brainer", says Neil Chanter, SBC Athletics team owner.
