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Relocating & Rebuilding: Red and Blue

Relocating & Rebuilding: Red and Blue

Proposition A includes a new secondary Red Track complex for Terry High School, George Junior High, and Navarro Middle School as the first phase of the "Relocating & Rebuilding” plan. Pending a potential 2028 bond, the secondary Blue Track complex – including Lamar Consolidated High School, Lamar Junior High, and Wessendorff Middle School – would temporarily move into the former Red Track complex while a new Blue Track secondary site is constructed. The following timeline outlines the events:

The Lamar Consolidated High School logo features a gray mustang with a blue and white background. The Lamar Consolidated High School logo features a gray mustang with a blue and white background. The Lamar Consolidated High School logo features a gray mustang with a blue and white background.

The Lamar Consolidated High School logo features a gray mustang with a blue and white background. A gray horse runs across a landscape with the word 'LAMAR' below. A gray horse runs across a gray and blue background with the word 'WESSENDORFF' below.

Phase 1: Rebuild the Red

2025: Bond 2025 Prop A passes pending voter approval

2026: Construction for secondary Red Track campuses starts

2029: Red Track secondary campuses move to the new buildings at Spur 10 at Klosterhoff Road

Phase 2: Move the Mustangs

2029: Blue Track secondary campuses temporarily move to the former Red Track secondary building

2029: Construction for the new Blue Track secondary campuses starts

2032: Blue Track secondary campuses move to new buildings along Mustang Avenue

 

 

 

A map shows the relocation and rebuilding plans for Red and Blue secondary tracks.

Relocating & Rebuilding: Red and Blue FAQs

  • Lamar CISD is starting the Relocating & Rebuilding: Red & Blue plan with Terry High School, George Junior High School, and Navarro Middle School because this method allows Lamar CISD to keep students in permanent facilities while major construction happens. By initially building new campuses for Terry HS, George JH, and Navarro MS, students currently enrolled there can move directly into new schools. Once those schools are vacated, Lamar Consolidated High School, Lamar Junior High School, and Wessendorff Middle School students can temporarily relocate into the existing Terry HS, George JH, and Navarro MS campuses while we build new Lamar CHS, Lamar JH, and Wessendorff MS. This sequence minimizes the need for portable buildings, reduces disruption to classes, and ensures students have safe, fully functioning campuses throughout the rebuilding process.

  • During the Relocating & Rebuilding: Red & Blue plan, the current secondary Red Track campuses will be the temporary home to the secondary Blue Track campuses.