State of Our Facilities

We believe engaging learning environments, well-maintained campuses and state-of-the-art facilities challenge, inspire and encourage our students to succeed in mind, body and spirit!

Construction Zone

Last year and into the summer, more than 60 construction projects were in motion across the district. Key projects completed or currently underway include:

District Soccer Complex at Clovis East, development, bleachers, snack bar, bathrooms and scoreboard. In progress.
Clovis West High new academic wing. Completed.
Clovis Unified Aquatics Center at Clovis West, home to the CIF State Swimming & Diving Championships, full renovation. In progress.
Complex at Fowler and Herndon avenues for Clovis Online School and Special Education Administration. In progress.
Dry Creek Elementary new academic wing and new administration office. Completed.
Lockdown automation for unmanned doors at all schools. In progress.
Mercedes Edwards Theatre on Clark Intermediate campus, updates and addition. In progress.
New Farm & Food Product Facility at McFarlane-Coffman Agriculture Center at Clovis East High featuring food preparation and floral labs, farmers market facility and walk-in refrigeration. Completed.
New Video Production Lab at Buchanan High featuring editing bays, green rooms and learning spaces. Completed.
Shade structures covering every elementary school's playground. In progress.

New Schools Coming

Clovis Unified's 35th elementary school is under design and will break ground this school year. Located at McKinley and Fowler avenues, it will include cutting-edge technology and team environments. (Opening 2024)
Plans for the Terry Bradley Educational Center, future home to Clovis Unified's sixth high school and sixth intermediate school in the southeast area of our district, are also in motion. The Ed Center will feature the newest design features and collaborative spaces for engaging lesson experiences. A student activities center is planned for the campus to be used by all of the district, offering space and flexible seating of up to 5,500 for everything from student leadership conferences to large-scale curricular competitions like robotics or science fair. (Grades 7-9, opening 2025.)