Project Summary:
Jordan High School was built in the 1930s with additions and renovations occurring from the 1950s through the 1990s. New multidisciplinary classroom buildings opened in 2017 and 2020, and renovations to the auditorium and library were completed in 2021. Upgrades to the 27-acre campus, budgeted at $228 million, are 65% complete. Read more.
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Phase 2B Removal Action Notice
Phase 2B 2021-2023
Project Budget: $36.8 Million
Square Footage: 62,000
Demolition of four buildings, construction of two-story classroom building.
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Phase 3 2022-2023
Project Budget: $5.1 Million
Square Footage: 50,655
Renovation of existing Science Buidling 1000
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Phase 5 2025-2026
Project Budget: $18.3 Million
Construction of new bleachers/stadium and athletic fields.
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Phase 6 2023-2025
Project Budget: $14 Million
Square Footage: 62,000
Conversion of natatorium into gymnasium and construction of outdoor swimming pool.
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Project Budget: $108 Million
Construction Duration: 2014-2019
Square Footage: 239,000
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Phase 1A Spring-Summer 2014
Adding utility corridor along 65th Street and a new Edison substation in the north parking lot.
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Phase 1B Summer 2014-2017
Demolition of four building in north campus and addition of 53 new portable modules (including 48 classrooms). Construction of three new classroom buildings J (1100), K (1200), and L (1300).
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Phase 1C 2017-2019
Demolition of one building and portables, construction of Buildings M (7000) and N (8000).
Phase 1D 2017-2018
Renovation of Band Building 2000
Phase 2A Summer 2018-2020
Project Budget: $19.5 Million
Square Footage: 21,000
Renovation of Administration Building 1000 and Library Building 9000.
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Phase 4 2017-2021
Project Budget: $22 Million
Square Footage: 41,000
Seismic upgrades to auditorium, access compliance, fire/life safety improvements and renovation/repair of infrastructure.
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Applicable District-wide Projects