WISD - Wylie New Junior High School

The Wylie Junior High School project, filed as WISD - Wylie New Junior High School, is a new construction facility located at 1905 Mossy Oak Lane in Wylie, Texas. The building spans 126,265 square feet and passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in August 2026, confirming that construction is complete.

Wylie ISD serves as the owner of record for this 2-story structure, which was designed by PBK Architects, Inc. The facility is equipped to accommodate 900 students and provides core support spaces for 1,000 individuals. The interior includes general education classrooms, science laboratories, and dedicated rooms for band, choir, and art, along with their necessary support areas.

The building features two gyms, with the practice gym designated as an ICC-500 rated storm shelter to ensure safety during severe weather events. The estimated cost for this project was $67,447,500, translating to a cost of $534 per square foot. This figure is above the Collin County median of $121 per square foot for new construction filings, placing the project in the top quarter of county costs.

Construction began in April 2025, following the completion of plan review in February 2025. The scheduled build window of 518 days was longer than the county median of 212 days, reflecting the complexity of the scope. The project utilized public funds and public land, with Glenn Thomas Comtois serving as the registered accessibility specialist.

Regional Context and Ownership

Wylie ISD has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $82,394,683, including the Wylie Intermediate School and the CTE Building. PBK Architects, Inc. has similar projects in Little Elm and Houston, with a combined value of $86,953,483.

The TDLR status for this project is Inspection Complete. The final TDLR accessibility inspection was passed in August 2026, marking the end of the construction phase for this significant educational infrastructure project in Collin County.