Noblesville Schools breaks ground on high school expansion
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From left, NHS students representing STEM and performing arts Ashley Owens, Addie Iverson, Nadia Dyakanoff, Blake Conner, Austin Horne and Gavin Frossard at the groundbreaking. (Photo courtesy of Noblesville Schools)
From left, NHS students representing STEM and performing arts Ashley Owens, Addie Iverson, Nadia Dyakanoff, Blake Conner, Austin Horne and Gavin Frossard at the groundbreaking. (Photo courtesy of Noblesville Schools)
From left, school board members Joe Forgey, Misti Ray, Secretary Laura Alerding, Vice President Stephanie Lambert and President Christi Crosser. (Photo courtesy of Noblesville Schools)
Superintendent Dan Hile speaks at the groundbreaking. (Photo courtesy of Noblesville Schools)
NHS STEM Department Chair Andy Wilkins speaks at the groundbreaking. (Photo courtesy of Noblesville Schools)
From left, NHS Music Department Chair and Director of Bands Eric Thornbury and school board member Joe Forgey at the groundbreaking. (Photo courtesy of Noblesville Schools)
Noblesville Schools broke ground on its academic expansion project at Noblesville High School Jan. 19.
The expansion will add space for STEM and performing arts programs. The project includes up to 22 new classrooms, welding and construction labs, enlarged performing arts spaces, an additional café area, a makerspace, room for large group meetings, storage and more.
The project is funded through a bond with no tax rate increases and no use of referendum or classroom dollars, Noblesville Schools stated.
