BOND 2007

• Sadie Woodard Elementary School - Approved by the Board in December 2011, Woodard Elementary School will be located in Canyon Lakes West on a site donated by Land Tejas Companies, designed by PBK and have an opening date of August 2014.
• Middle School No. 19 - Approved by the Board in January 2012, Middle School No. 19 will be located on the district-owned 179-acre multi-school site at FM 529 and Westgreen Blvd., with an opening date of August 2015.
• High School No. 11 - Approved by the Board in January 2012, High School No. 11 will be located on the district-owned 179-acre multi-school site at FM 529 and Westgreen Blvd., with an opening date of August 2016.
• Elementary School No. 55 - In January 2012, the Board approved the administration’s recommendation to select PBK Architects Inc. to design and master-plan the 179-acre multi-school site located at FM 529 and Westgreen Blvd. which will include the design of High School No. 11, future Middle School No. 19 and Elementary School No. 55.

Current Construction Projects

• Dr. David Anthony Middle School - Approved by the Board in December 2011, Anthony Middle School will be located on district-owned property adjacent to Rennell Elementary School at the intersection of Tuckerton Blvd and Greenhouse Road and will be designed by Bay Architects and have an opening date of August 2014.
• Sue Gratehouse Pope Elementary School- Approved by the Board in December 2011, Pope Elementary School will be located in Bridgeland on an existing site at the corner of Bridge Cove Drive and North Bridgeland Lake Parkway, designed by VLK Architects and have an opening date of August 2013.

Completed Construction Projects

• Alternative Learning Center West - Opened in August 2009, the Alternative Learning Center West is located on the surplus property adjacent to Jowell Elementary School, at 19350 Rebel Yell. The facility was designed by PBK Architects. The contract was awarded to Drymalla Construction, Inc. in the amount of $8,938,000, as approved during the October 2008 board meeting.
• Emery Elementary School - Opened in August 2010, Emery Elementary School (Elementary #51) is located at Round Robin Drive and Plantation Myrtles Drive, and was designed by PBK Architects. The school was built using funds from the 2007 Bond. The contract was awarded to Drymalla Construction, Inc. in the amount of $12,075,000.
• Rennell Elementary School - Opened in August 2010, Rennell Elementary School (Elementary #52) is located on CFISD's multi-campus site in Towne Lake, on Tuckerton Road near Greenhouse Road. The construction award was approved for the amount of $13,649,000 to Purcell Construction, Inc., using funds from the 2007 Bond. The project was designed by Bay Architects.
• Salyards Middle School - Opened in August 2011, Salyards Middle School (Middle #17) is located on Fairfield Place Drive in the Fairfield community and was designed by SHW Group LLP. The school was funded by the 2007 Bond and provides enrollment relief for Aragon, Goodson, Hamilton and Spillane middle schools.

BOND 2004

• Agricultural Centers - Built on district property on Eldridge Road, adjacent to new transportation center site. The agricultural center was designed by CLR Architects and built in conjunction with the new transportation center. A second agricultural center was also built on district property on Telge Road, adjacent to the Exhibit Center. CLR Architects designed the center. Sharing the site on North Eldridge adjacent to Cypress Ridge High School, the district’s fourth transportation center and first ag farm opened in December 2004. Both facilities share similar design traits and color scheme with the neighboring high school. The second ag farm was built on Telge Road and is identical to the first ag facility except that it shares similar design traits and color schemes with the neighboring security building and exhibit center.
• Andre' Elementary School - Opened in August 2006, Andre' Elementary School (Elementary #45) is located at Fry and Longenbaugh roads and was designed by SHW Group, Inc.  At the March 2005 board meeting, trustees approved the construction contract award to Gamma Construction Co. in the amount of $9,293,550.   The recommended contract award was $1,065,450 under the established construction budget included in the 2004 Bond Program. Andre' relieves Duryea, Jowell, and Walker.
• Berry Center & Athletic Stadium - Completed in March 2006 on a 65-acre site at Barker Cypress and West Road. As a result of combining both facilities on the same site, the district realized a savings by sharing the parking lot. PBK Architects along with their design consultant, HOK Sport Venue presented the final design to the board in June 2003. The project was awarded to Spaw Glass in the amount of $72,897,808.00. The Educational Support Center held graduation for the graduating class of 2006.
• Cypress Lakes High School - Opened in August 2008, High School #10 is located west of Highway 6 and south of FM 529, and was designed by PBK Architects. High school #10 was originally scheduled to open for the 2009-2010 school year; however due to the high level of growth in the southwest part of the district, there was a need to provide enrollment relief for Cypress Springs High School for the 2008-2009 school year.
• Cypress Ranch High School - Opened in August 2008, High School #9 and Elementary School #46, located on the 130 acre multi-campus site at Fry Road and Cypress North Houston, was awarded to Pepper-Lawson Construction, L.P. in the amount of $68,673,095.00. The contract amount is $162,855.00 under budget. High School #9 is a repeat design of Cypress Woods High School.
  • Both high schools were designed by PBK Architects, Inc. with modifications to existing plans used in the construction of Cypress Woods, Cypress Ridge and Cypress Springs high schools. Each new school has a modified footprint which includes the relocation of the library above the main lobby. New mandates from the Texas Education Agency require additional square footage for the science labs and library from previous high school designs which are incorporated into the final designs.
  • The Board approved the swimming pool option 2 for high schools #9 and #10 which consists of a six-lane, 25-yard practice pool constructed at Cypress Lakes and an eight-lane, 25-yard meet pool with a five-lane, warm-up pool area at Cypress Ranch. Constructing the meet pool allows CFISD to host larger swimming competitions such as district meets and tri and quad meets in which three or four teams compete.
• Eldridge Transportation Center - Built on district property on Eldridge Road, adjacent to Cypress Ridge High School. CLR Architects designed the center, which opened in December 2004.
• Hemmenway Elementary School - Opened in August 2008, Hemmenway Elementary (Elementary #48) is located on West Little York Road, west of Fry Road. In February 2007, the Board of Trustees approved the construction contract to Purcell Construction in the amount of $11,506,000 for the construction of Elementary School #48. The school is modeled after Warner Elementary and is designed by PBK Architects, Inc.
• Hopper Middle School - Opened in August 2007, Hopper Middle School (Middle #15) is located at Fry Road on the southern portion of the Cypress Springs High School site, and was designed by Bay Architects. The Board also approved the administration’s recommendation to select the Construction Manager at Risk delivery method which, due to the need for an accelerated schedule to open Middle School #15 one year early, this provided the district the best value to open this school for the 2007-2008 school year.  At the February 2006 board meeting, trustees approved the construction contract award to Purcell Construction in the amount of $24,422,526.
• McFee Elementary School - Opened in August 2007, McFee Elementary School (Elementary #47) is located at Greenhouse Road and Plantation Cove Lane, and designed by Bay Architects.  At the February 2006 board meeting, trustees approved the construction contract award to Purcell Construction in the amount of $10,508,000.
• Postma Elementary School - Opened in August 2006, Postma Elementary School (Elementary #44) is located at West and Greenhouse roads and was designed by PBK Architects, Inc.  At the April 2005 board meeting, trustees approved the construction contract award to Drymalla Construction Company as part of the combined construction contract for Black and Postma elementaries totaling $20,347,000. Postma relieves Burkes and Lamkin.
• M. Robinson Elementary School- Opened in August 2008, M. Robinson Elementary School (Elementary #49) located on Westfield Village Road west of Fry Road, and was designed by SHW Group, Inc. The construction contract for M. Robinson Elementary School was awarded to Purcell Construction in the amount of $11,442,000. The school is modeled after Andre' Elementary School.
• Smith Middle School - Opened in August 2009, Smith Middle School (Middle School #16) is located on the 130-acre multi-school campus site on Fry Road near the intersection of Cypress N. Houston.  The school is designed by SHW Group, Inc.
• Swenke Elementary School - Opened in August 2009, Swenke Elementary School (Elementary #50) is located on a 14-acre site located at Fairfield Place Drive and Schiel Road. Swenke is designed by Bay Architects and is a new prototype design using design features from McFee Elementary School. The school features a complementary unique design utilizing similar building materials and colors. Swenke Elementary will provide enrollment relief for Keith and Ault elementary schools. The school is the seventh elementary campus and the last new facility funded from the 2004 Bond Referendum. The Board of Trustees approved the site, architect and completion date during the August 2007 Board meeting and awarded the construction contract in March 2008.
• Warner Elementary School - Opened in August 2007, Warner Elementary School (Elementary #46) is located on the 130 acre multi-campus site at Fry Road and Cypress North Houston, to Pepper-Lawson Construction, L.P. in the amount of $68,673,095.00. The contract amount was $162,855.00 under budget. Elementary #46 is a new prototype design developed by the district and PBK Architects implementing some of the design concepts and features of Duryea and Danish elementary schools.

BOND 2001

• Black Elementary School - Opened in August 2006, Black Elementary (Elementary #43) is located at Spring Cypress and Grant Road. This school was built from savings in construction costs and interest earned from the 2001 bond election. It was designed by PBK Architects, Inc.  At the April 2005 board meeting, trustees approved the construction contract award to Drymalla Construction Company as part of the combined construction contract for Black and Postma elementaries totaling $20,347,000. Black relieves Farney, Robison, and Keith.
• Carlton Center - Opened in August 2006, the new building replaces the previous facility and was built in conjunction with Cypress Woods High School for cost savings.
• Cypress Woods High School - Opened in August 2006, Cy Woods (High School #8) and the new Carlton Center are located at the 182 acre multi-school site at Spring Cypress and Skinner and were designed by PBK Architects, Inc.  The high school is a repeat of Cypress Ridge High School, which provided a reduction in architectural fees. Cy Woods has a capacity of about 3300.  
• Danish Elementary School - Opened in August 2005, Thomas M. Danish Elementary School (Elementary #42) was designed by PBK Architects, Inc. using similar plans used in the construction of Sampson, Ault, Gleason and Willbern elementary schools. The school was built on a 10.9-acre site along Fallbrook just west of F.M. 1960. Danish Elementary School provided enrollment relief for Adam, Emmott, Matzke, Millsap and Yeager elementary schools.
• Duryea Elementary School - Opened in August 2004, Duryea Elementary School (Elementary #39) designed by PBK Architects, was built at Arbor Creek and Fry Road repeating the architectural designs used for Sampson and Gleason elementary schools with some modifications to the floor plan and main entrance. The Board awarded a contract in the amount of $8,501,800 to Satterfield and Pontikes Construction, Inc for construction of Dr. Peggy Bell Duryea Elementary School. The contract was approximately $1.1 million under projected construction costs.
• Kahla Middle School - Opened in August 2005, Kahla Middle School (Middle #14) is located on the 50-acre site on West Little York between Highway 6 and Queenston Blvd. The construction contract for Kahla Middle School was awarded to Purcell Construction in the amount of $18,988,000. This bid came in $1,262,000 under the amount originally budgeted for this project. This school was modeled after the plans for Goodson Middle School and was designed by Bay Architects.
• Keith Elementary School - Opened in August 2004, Keith Elementary School (Elementary #40), designed by CLR Architects, was built at Fairfield Green and Mason Road in the Fairfield subdivision with modifications to the architectural designs used in the construction of Walker and Robison Elementary. Variations in the designs for Keith Elementary include a different brick color and pattern as well as changes to the look of the main entrance.
• Lee Elementary School - Opened in August 2005, Lee Elementary School (Elementary #41) and Thomas M. Danish Elementary School,represent the final two elementary schools approved in the 2001 bond election. Bay Architects, Inc. designed Lee Elementary School using similar plans used in the construction of Tipps and Farney elementary schools. The school was built on a 13-acre site along West Little York east of N. Eldridge Parkway. Lee Elementary School is expected to provide enrollment relief for Bane, Gleason, Hairgrove, Horne, Kirk and Willbern.
• A. Robison Elementary - Opened in August 2003, A. Robison Elementary School (Elementary #37) is located near the intersection of Skinner and Spring-Cypress roads. The Board awarded a contract to Drymalla Construction Company in the amount of $9,384,657 for the construction of Robison Elementary. CLR Architects designed this school. Robison Elementary relieves Ault, Farney, Lamkin, and Sampson Elementary Schools.
• Spillane Middle School - Opened in August 2005, Carolyn Stamm Spillane Middle School (Middle #13), constructed by Gamma Construction Company in the amount of $22,600,000, was modeled after Aragon Middle School and was built as the second new building located on the 182-acre multi-school site at Jarvis and Skinner Road where Robison Elementary is located. Developed by SHW Group, Inc., it includes a practice swimming pool as well as a HVAC central plant that will serve all three schools built at that site. The bid for this project was $3,545,000 less than the amount that was budgeted in the 2001 bond proposal.
• Tipps Elementary School- Opened in August 2003, Tipps Elementary School (Elementary #38) is located on Queenston between West Little York and Kieth Harrow Boulevards. Purcell Construction was awarded this contract for $8,771,000, which is $729,000 under budget. The funds are from the 2001 bond election. Bay Architects modified the design of Farney Elementary. Tipps Elementary relieves Metcalf, Lieder, Sheridan, and Wilson Elementary Schools.

BOND 1998

• Birkes Elementary School - Opened in August 2003, Barbara Birkes Elementary School (Elementary #36) is a modified version of the Kirk Elementary design. SHW Architects designed the school. Birkes Elementary School is located near the corner of Queenston and West Roads adjacent to Aragon Middle School and was completed in June 2003. The school, not included in the 1998 bond election, is funded with savings from bond projects and interest income from the 1998 bonds. Birkes Elementary relieves Copeland, Fiest, and Lowery Elementary Schools. The final contract amount was $8,827,500 and was constructed by Purcell Construction.
• Bradley Security Building - A contract for $1,065,200 was awarded to Smith Commercial Contracting for the construction of the district’s new security building. The funding for the construction was made possible through interest earnings and project cost savings from the 1998 bond election. The project was completed in March 2002.
• Cypress Ridge High School - Opened in August 2002, High School #7's design is a repeat of Cypress Springs High School and is located on Eldridge Parkway and West Road near Traders Village.
• Instructional Support Center - West - Trustees awarded a contract in the amount of $3,473,000 to Purcell Construction, Inc. for the construction of the Instructional Support Center expansion. The expansion is to the north side of the facility and includes additional parking spaces for personnel. Funding for the expansion project was generated by interest earned and cost savings from 1998 bond projects. Construction was completed in July 2002.
• Sampson Elementary School - Opened in August 2002, Sampson Elementary School (Elementary #35) is located in Coles Crossing.  PBK Architects designed the school based upon Gleason Elementary School.  Sampson Elementary relieves Ault, Farney, and Lamkin Elementary Schools.

Updated 4/17/13