Milwaukee’s Reagan High School groundbreaking; expansion in 3 phases

MILWAUKEE – Milwaukee’s Reagan Excessive Faculty is slated to start work on expansions and enhancements – and a groundbreaking is ready for Wednesday, Sept. 7.

Officers say slated enhancements are divided into three phases. Via the assist of donors, Section I funding has been secured, and the college is shifting ahead with securing funds for Phases II and III.

Section I

• Funded by MPS ESSER funds, MPS Recreation, college fundraising, and personal philanthropy
• Science wing addition with STEM labs
• Gymnasium addition together with hardwood flooring, bleachers, audio system, and extra
• New crew locker rooms
• Giant foyer, concessions stand, and bogs
• Six tennis courts

Rendering of Reagan Excessive Faculty growth, enhancements

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Section II

• Fundraising underway via personal philanthropy
• Health heart addition
• Building of soccer area and two extra tennis courts
• Cupboard space, car parking zone, and storm water administration

Rendering of Reagan Excessive Faculty growth, enhancements

Section III

• Fundraising underway via personal philanthropy
• Building of area home with turf athletic area

Rendering of Reagan Excessive Faculty growth, enhancements

A information launch from Milwaukee Public Faculties (MPS) says the fee for the three phases is estimated at roughly $25 million. The district has dedicated $9 million in Elementary and Secondary Faculty Emergency Reduction (ESSER) funds – and the college has engaged in extra fundraising, having secured roughly $10 million to this point. Anybody concerned about donating to the growth marketing campaign is invited to take action.

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MPS can be making enhancements throughout the district utilizing greater than $700 million in ESSER funding allotted in 2020 and 2021.