One project from the Capital Projects Bond is the buildout of Sumner High School -- Phase 2 Replacement -- which includes a replacement performing arts center, gym and pool.

Sumner High School Phase 2 Replacement: Key Features

• Increased safety and security
• Decreased points of entry
• Clear line of sight throughout the building axises 
• Compact design for increased supervision 
• Wider hallways for increased student circulation
• Classrooms built with career-connected learning in mind
• Specialized and flexible classroom designs to adapt to current and future student interests and industry needs, such as STEM and healthcare
• Increased real-world learning experiences that connect students to meaningful and well-paying jobs
• Agricultural science spaces that include state-of-the-art, hands-on equipment
• Performing arts center
• Replaces the 40-year-old facility, which is in need of substantial, costly repairs
• Tablet arm seating to accommodate school-wide testing and instruction  
• Physical connection to performing arts classrooms and instruction 
• Gym 
• Replaces undersized space, not designed to host large events or to provide accessible seating 
• Larger size compatible for tournaments with increased seating to accommodate student body and sports spectators
• Built to meet ADA accessibility standards 
  
  
• Pool 
• Replaces 50-year-old pool that has outlived its expected life, with conditions and operations that are not repairable. 
• Continued use by the District’s swim and dive teams
• Open to the community for swimming lessons and other recreational activities