Officials said the new campus will hold 1,092 students, and attendance boundaries will be determined in late 2021 or early 2022. (Courtesy Bridgeland)
Howard Hughes Corp. announced May 21 that Cy-Fair ISD officials finalized the purchase of a 16.7-acre plot of land in the master-planned community for Elementary School No. 57, which is slated to open in time for the 2022-23 academic year.
Construction of the 120,000-square-foot, two-story campus is included in the $1.2 billion bond passed in 2014. The school will be located off Tuckerton Road near Fry Road in the Parkland Village neighborhood, which is expected to accommodate 65,000 residents upon build-out.
“We have worked closely with district leaders to ensure the needs of our residents, many of which are family units, are not only met but exceeded. The new elementary school will serve to enhance Bridgeland’s already strong network of schools,” said Heath Melton, executive vice president of master-planned community residential services at Howard Hughes, in a statement.
No. 57 will be the fourth CFISD campus in Bridgeland, following Bridgeland High School and Pope and Wells elementary schools. A middle school is slated to open in 2024, according to officials.
Texas-IBI Group Inc. will design the campus before the district goes out for construction proposals, according to a press release.
Officials said the new campus will hold 1,092 students, and attendance boundaries will be determined in late 2021 or early 2022.
Danica joined Community Impact as a reporter in 2016. As an editor, she continues to cover local government, education, health care, real estate, business, development and other issues affecting the Cy-Fair community. Her experience prior to CI includes studying at the Washington Journalism Center in Washington, D.C., serving as editor-in-chief of Union University's student magazine and online newspaper, and reporting for other publications in Arkansas and Tennessee. She always has her nails painted and will never say no to ice cream.
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