Clint Independent School District Mountain View High School Site Improvements in El Paso, TX

The Clint Independent School District completed site improvements at Mountain View High School in El Paso, a project that TDLR closed the project file for in January 2026. This new construction effort, registered in March 2023, involved a $6,000,000 investment to upgrade the campus infrastructure. The work officially finished with a final inspection passed in October 2025, marking the end of the accessibility review process.

Located at 14964 Gregg Dr., El Paso, TX 79912, the project focused on various site improvements across the Mountain View High School campus. The scope included the construction of a new parking lot with a dedicated bus lane, the relocation of athletic equipment, and extensive landscaping. These developments were designed to connect all site amenities with four new buildings, creating a more integrated and functional school environment.

Project Scale and Design

Mijares-Mora Architects served as the design firm of record for this initiative, which covered a total area of 6,066 sq ft. The estimated cost of $6,000,000 translates to $989 per square foot, a figure significantly above the El Paso County median of $111 per sq ft for new construction filings. The scheduled build window of 827 days was also longer than the county median of 214 days, reflecting the complexity of coordinating site works with existing school operations.

Clint Independent School District, the owner of record, has previously registered other projects with TDLR, including a $4,000,000 transportation facility improvement in Horizon City. Mijares-Mora Architects has been involved in several other notable projects in the region, such as the First Light Federal Credit Union Admin Offices and the UTEP Central Library. The registered accessibility specialist for this specific filing was Eckhard K Fennig, ensuring compliance with Texas accessibility standards throughout the construction phase.

The project utilized public funds and public land, aligning with federal requirements for such infrastructure developments. The final status of the project is closed, with all inspections completed and the file officially terminated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. This completion allows the district to utilize the new parking, landscaping, and connected amenities for the benefit of students and staff.