Spring ISD | Spring High School Replacement

Spring ISD | Spring High School Replacement is a new construction project located at 630 Riley Fuzzel Road in Spring, Texas. This 729,000-square-foot facility is owned by Spring ISD and designed by Huckabee. The estimated cost for the project is $300,000,000, which computes to $412 per square foot. This scale places the project well above the median estimated cost for new construction filings in Harris County, which stood at $750,000 in the last 24 months.

William T Winning is the registered accessibility specialist for Spring ISD | Spring High School Replacement. The filing was registered with TDLR in December 2024, and plan review was completed in the same month. Construction is scheduled to begin in July 2025, with the project scheduled to finish in December 2027. This represents a construction window of approximately 900 days, which is longer than the county median build window of 219 days for similar new construction filings.

Project Context and Ownership

Spring ISD is the owner of record for this significant investment in educational infrastructure. The district has several other TDLR-registered projects, including the Spring Leadership Academy Renovation and the Hoyland Elementary SPARK Park. Huckabee, the design firm of record, has also worked on other Texas education projects, such as the Midway ISD Midway HS Athletics Addition and Renovation in Waco. This project is part of a broader trend of infrastructure development in the Spring area, which is located in Harris County.

The site is situated in ZIP code 77386, an area with a population of approximately 69,549 people. Census estimates for this ZIP code indicate a median household income of $130,094 and a median owner-occupied home value of $346,300. The housing stock in this area is predominantly owner-occupied.

Public funds are involved in this project, as it involves public land. This is consistent with the nature of a public school district undertaking a major replacement facility. The project status is listed as Review Complete by TDLR, confirming that the regulatory planning phase has been finalized ahead of the scheduled construction start in mid-2025. The substantial size and cost of the project reflect its role as a central educational hub for the Spring ISD community.