Originally b
uilt in 1966, the campus receives a full modernization through
targeted renovations and strategic additions within the existing six
–
acre site. The design
–
build project increases capacity
from 380 to 520 students while updating learning
environments, infrastructure, and shared spaces. Thoughtful improvements extend the life
of the school, enhance daily experiences for students and staff, and create flexible spaces
that support today
’
s educa
tional needs while respecting the character of the original
facility.

The campus serves 730 kindergarten through fourth
–
grade students on a 30
–
acre greenfield site designed for learning and play. The
new
school includes 40 classrooms,
administration offices, career and technical training rooms, an auditorium, and multiple
gymnasiums woven into the classroom wings. Shared spaces like the cafeteria, full
kitchen, teacher lounge, playground, and outdoor area
s support daily life on campus. Site
improvements, including road expansions and a detention basin, create safe access and
long
–
term resiliency, delivering a welcoming environment for students, staff, and the
surrounding community.

A new two
–
story facility expands the campus with a classroom annex and a
modern physical education complex. The competition gym seats 2,241 and includes a
hospitality suite, upgraded A/V,
locker rooms, and coach offices. An auxiliary gym and a
flexible weightlifting area support training, instruction, and daily use, while thoughtful
details like phone charging stations enhance the student experience. Designed to bring
students and the commu
nity together, the facility supports academics, athletics, and
school pride in a single, connected space.

The renovation transforms the existing school into a modern learning
environment with updated technology and flexible community spaces. Open learning areas
encourage movement and interaction between
students and staff, supporting
collaboration and engagement throughout the day. Dedicated spaces serve both the
school and the surrounding community, extending the building
’
s use beyond the
classroom. Upgraded systems and materials reflect current sustaina
ble design practices,
creating an efficient, responsible facility built for long
–
term use.

The campus is renovated and expanded to better support academics, arts,
and athletics. The work includes a new competition gymnasium, orchestra and mariachi
rooms, a weight room, locker rooms, and a new
multipurpose sports field. Together, these
improvements create flexible spaces for learning, performance, and physical activity,
enhancing the daily experience for students and staff
.

Construction of a new facility featuring a commercial kitchen and enhanced
sitework to support staff parking, student drop
–
off, parent and visitor parking, and
playground areas. The building includes 14 classrooms, a library, staff lounge, commercial
kitch
en, and three administrative office areas with reception. The site also provides five
separate
play spaces designed for various age groups.

This two
–
phased effort delivers a new replacement school and clears the site
for expanded academic and athletic use. The two
–
story facility serves more than 1,000
students and features double
–
height spaces
that bring in natural light and create a sense of
openness. Learning environments include classrooms, science and CTE labs, performing
arts spaces, dining areas, and athletic facilities. The site supports a full range of sports,
including track, football,
and soccer. Inspired by Kingwood
’
s
“
Livable Forest,
”
the design
blends indoor and outdoor spaces, encourages movement and collaboration, and
improves traffic flow through optimized car and bus circulation.

The Early Childhood Academy provides thoughtfully designed spaces that
support research, observation, and hands
–
on learning for young children and early
childhood practitioners. The facility
includes 18 classrooms serving nearly 300 local
children, each designed with developmentally appropriate, child
–
centered environments.
Inspired by the traditions of the Orange Mound community, the design creates a sense of
home and belonging. Front
–
porch
façades at each classroom open to a natural playscape,
encouraging play
–
based learning and meaningful connections between indoor and outdoor
spaces.