Project Overview

Maury High School is undergoing a transformation to establish a state-of-the-art educational campus that also addresses key community challenges, such as sustainability and flood resilience. The redevelopment balances the preservation of Maury’s historic structure with the creation of a modern, high-performing learning environment designed to support diverse student needs. 

The new four-story high school is designed for 1750 students and will feature outdoor learning spaces, pedestrian pathways and enhanced facilities.

The redevelopment prioritizes the preservation of the historic portion of Maury High School, a cultural asset cherished by the community. While the future use of the historic building is yet to be determined, its preservation remains a central focus, honoring the school’s legacy while ideas for its adaptive reuse are considered.

Construction on the new Maury High School began in November 2025. Estimated completion is late 2028. 

About the New Maury High School

  1. Academic & Art Spaces
  2. Athletic & Recreational Facilities
  3. Sustainability & Resilience
  4. Community Engagement & Collaboration

The new campus will include experiential labs for career and technical education programs such as culinary arts, ROTC, and the Medical and Health Specialties Program. A 700-seat auditorium and dedicated spaces for fine and performing arts will provide opportunities for students in music, theater and visual arts.

A Bird's Eye View of the New Maury High School Project

December 2025


Maury Aerial Photo from December 2025

Maury Aerial Photo from December 2025

Maury Aerial Photo from December 2025

Maury Aerial Photo from December 2025

Maury Aerial Photo from December 2025

Maury Aerial Photo from December 2025

Maury Aerial Photo from December 2025

Maury Aerial Photo from December 2025

Maury Aerial Photo from December 2025

February 2026

  • Utility upgrades along Washington Park and Colonial Ave. nearing completion. 
  • Utility work continues along southbound Llewellyn Ave.
  • Work begins on deep foundation system called Rigid Inclusions (RIs). 
  • Increased construction traffic, including a large drilling machine.

January 2026

  • Utility upgrades continue along Washington Park and Colonial Ave. 
  • Increased construction traffic on east and west sides of Llewellyn Ave.
  • Baseball field, softball field and tennis courts removed. 

December 2025

  • Installation of building pad so foundation work can begin.
  • Excavations for storm water management facility east of Llewellyn Avenue.
  • Installation of new storm drainage along Washington Park, starting at Colonial Avenue.