Richardson (Texas) district is building an $81 million middle school to replace junior high

April 13, 2022 /

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Richardson (Texas) district is building an $81 million middle school to replace junior high

The Richardson (Texas) district is constructing Lake Highlands Middle School to replace the existing Lake Highlands Junior High.

The $81 million, three-story facility will be built on the existing junior high site and will accommodate about 1,500 students, reports Community Impact Newspaper.

The junior high will be demolished once the new middle school is built.

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