Communications

6.24.2026

Construction Updates

NCHS Extracurricular Improvements

Administration Building

Highlands Middle School

3.25.2026

Progress Continues Across District Projects

Progress continues at Highlands Middle School, New Caney High School, and the district’s future administration building. Construction on Highlands Middle School is moving forward with the new two-story campus on track to open for the 2027–28 school year. At New Caney High School, work associated with Proposition B projects is ongoing, and construction of the district's future administration building is underway. This facility will provide centralized space for instructional services, student support, and professional development while also freeing up additional classroom capacity at New Caney High School.

Highlands Middle School

New Caney High School

Administration Building

2.26.2026

Construction on the New Caney Elementary School project in the Tavola West community began in early 2025 and remains on schedule, with completion anticipated in summer 2026 in time for students to begin the 2026–27 school year. Progress also continues on projects at West Fork High School, New Caney High School, and Highlands Middle School which is scheduled to open for the 2027-28 school year.

New Caney Elementary School - Replacement Campus

West Fork HS - Covered Multipurpose Turf Practice Area

New Caney HS - Proposition B Projects

Highlands Middle School

12.17.2025

West Fork Covered Practice Area Under Construction

Construction is underway on the covered multipurpose turf practice area at West Fork High School, part of Proposition B approved by voters in May 2023. A covered multipurpose turf practice area is a large, open-air training facility designed to support a wide range of high school programs year-round. It features artificial turf similar to competition fields and a permanent roof structure that protects from sun, rain, and excessive heat while remaining open on the sides for ventilation. Covered multipurpose turf facilities enhance student participation, program quality, and instructional time by ensuring consistent access to practice space. They support both athletics and fine arts. Each of the district’s comprehensive high schools will have one of these facilities by the end of the 2023 bond program.