State of Our Facilities

The passage of Measure A in November 2020 allows Clovis Unified to carry on standards of excellence for our students as our community grows.

Ready for Today, Planning for Tomorrow

This spring, design began on plans for the Terry Bradley Educational Center, which will be home to Clovis Unified’s sixth high school and sixth intermediate school in the southeast area of our boundary. Nearby Clovis East High has reached capacity, and growth in this dynamic region is only projected to continue. The intermediate school is planned to open for students in 2025, and the high school in 2027. The Center will feature 21st Century learning design and collaborative spaces for engaging lesson experiences.

The academic areas will have a collegiate and career environment, with large interior corridors and places for interaction. A student activities center will be located on the campus that will be used by all of the district. It will offer space and seating of up to 5,500 and flexible arrangements for everything from student leadership conferences, career fairs, performing arts events, large-scale curricular competitions like robotics or science fair, and athletics.

Design is underway for Clovis Unified’s 35th elementary school for the growing southeast region of the district. Cutting-edge technology, team environments, touch boards and outdoor learning spaces will offer students hands-on, engaging opportunities.

CTE Under Construction

Clovis Unified has 21 Career Technical Education pathways available for high school students. There are 12 dedicated facilities and two more currently under construction:

Video Production Lab at Buchanan High that will include editing bays, green rooms and learning spaces
Farm & Food Product Facility at Clovis East High that will include a farmers market facility, walk-in refrigerator and classrooms for floral labs and food processing from the farm

More Hard Hat Areas in 2020-21

3,300 Bipolar Ionization devices installed to improve indoor air quality.
2,200 Free-standing HEPA air filtration systems in every classroom, library and cafeteria to help mitigate allergens, airborne viruses including COVID-19 and flu, and particulates and smoke from wildfires.
Construction is underway at Dry Creek Elementary for a new classroom wing and administration office.
6 additional solar installations.
Numerous painting and paving projects throughout the district.