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Recently Completed Project: Garrison ISD - New High School & Multi-Purpose Facility


The original Garrison ISD High School and gymnasium was built off of US Highway 59 over 50 years ago. Since the school's inception in 1968, the student population has continually grown, creating the need for larger facilities to support the growth. In 2021, the Garrison community passed a $13 million bond to replace the old facilities with a new high school building and multi-purpose facility.


The new high school facility welcomes visitors with a centralized entrance and a canopy that provides weather protection for students being picked up and dropped off. At 31,000 SF, the high school has 22 classrooms including a HOSA (Future Health Professionals) classroom, chemistry lab and general lab classroom. In addition, there is a multi-purpose room to be used for STEM courses, a media center and more.





Located on the west end of the high school, the 36,700 SF multi-purpose building hosts a gymnasium and multi-purpose room, divided by a stage. This unique design allows Garrison ISD to host sporting events as well as graduation, plays, concerts and special programs, with 787 seats on the gymnasium side and 91 seats on the multi-purpose room side.


Construction began in April of 2022 and the high school was open to students and staff in the Fall of 2023.


The high school includes:

  • 22 Classrooms

  • Lab prep room

  • Book room

  • Multi-purpose room

  • Administrative conference room

  • Reception area

  • 4 Administrative offices

  • Teacher's breakroom

  • Boys & girls' restrooms


The multi-purpose facility includes:

  • Gymnasium (787 seats)

  • Four-sided center hung scoreboard

  • Concession

  • Boys & girls restrooms

  • Varsity, JV & Visitor locker rooms

  • Multiple storage spaces

  • Stage

  • Multi-purpose room (91 seats)





GLS Team Members

  • Hudson Henderson, R.A. (Project Manager, Architecture)

  • Jacob Tiemann, P.E. (Civil Engineering)

  • Jennifer Wedgeworth, R.I.D. (Interior Design)

  • Eddie Morgan, P.E. (MEP Engineering)

  • Larry Lasiter, P.E. (Structural Engineering)

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