Springtown MS Reno_Add

Springtown Middle School is undergoing a renovation and addition at 500 Pojo Rd. in Springtown, Texas. The project, filed as Springtown MS Reno_Add, encompasses 20,000 square feet of construction work. Springtown ISD is the owner of record, with Huckabee serving as the design firm. The estimated cost for this scope of work is $15,000,000.

Project Scope and Status

The work involves both renovation and new construction, resulting in an estimated cost of $750 per square foot. TDLR completed the plan review phase in May 2026. Construction was scheduled to begin in June 2026, with a planned completion date of July 2026. However, the public record indicates that TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection. Consequently, the current physical state of the site is not confirmed in the official registry.

This project is part of a broader capital improvement effort by Springtown ISD. The district has two other TDLR-registered projects totaling $59,500,000. These include Littleton Springs Elementary School, valued at $53,500,000 with review complete, and Springtown Elementary School, valued at $6,000,000 with inspection complete. The scale of the Springtown Middle School project places it among the larger local infrastructure investments in Parker County.

Local Context and Design

Huckabee, the design firm of record, has been involved in six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $81,231,000. Their portfolio includes Venus High School and various school renovations in Killeen and Waco. The Springtown Middle School project aligns with the firm’s experience in large-scale educational facility upgrades. The registered accessibility specialist for this filing is Ross A Thomas.

The project is located in ZIP code 76082, a predominantly owner-occupied community with a median household income of $93,553 according to U.S. Census estimates. The area’s housing stock includes approximately 8,576 units. The construction activity contributes to the local labor market, where the Parker County unemployment rate stood at 3.9 percent in July 2026. The use of public funds for this renovation underscores its importance to the local educational infrastructure.

Searchers looking for updates on the Springtown Middle School renovation should note that the TDLR status is listed as Review Complete. The absence of a final inspection record means that the project’s completion status remains unverified in the public database. The filing details provide a clear overview of the financial and physical scope, but the final operational status of the facility is not established by these records.