Project Background

First built in the early 1900s and replaced in 1980, the North Central High School campus was not originally designed to house its current population of approximately 1,600 students in grades 6-12.

Previous bonds have added additions to the school, with science classrooms, a second gym, and a weight room included in 1998. The Institute of Science and Technology, along with a commons and north wing classroom addition, was included in the 2015 bond.

This project would modernize the oldest, unrenovated portions of the school to improve efficiency and safety to be compatible with 21st century learning.

Through collaboration with Parks, the project would include the installation of all-weather fields and practice lighting to improve and extend seasonal use of the school’s athletic fields for both students and the neighborhood community, and expand parking.

Project Status

NAC Architecture of Spokane has been selected for Architectural and Engineering (A&E) services.

The process of selecting a General Contractor for construction is underway in March 2026.

Capital Projects staff are meeting with North Central administrators and staff to define “pain points” with the current building that can be addressed during the modernization process.

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