The Lindale High School campus received major additions with a new, two-story academic wing, new front entry, new kitchen with an expanded student eating area, new practice gym, and a new indoor practice facility. The two-story classroom addition includes multiple science labs, a speech and debate room equipped with a speaking stage, a computer lab with the latest Apple computers, and a fully functioning media room with green room capabilities, stage lights, and state-of-the-art film equipment.  The academic expansion gave the high school over 38,000 more square feet. The new kitchen and expanded student eating area added 3,100 more square feet to the campus. In addition to the all-new kitchen, this new space includes additional seating for students and a new serving line with hot and cold food staging areas. The additional practice gym is a free-standing, brick building located on the southeast side of the building.

The Lindale High School Multi-Purpose Facility is a 61,182 square foot, clear-span building with an 80 yard synthetic turf field. This facility provides an indoor practice space for various Lindale ISD teams and groups. With a mechanically lowered divider net at the 50-yard line, the area can easily be divided in half to accommodate different groups or activities. Net cages can be lowered from the ceiling to accommodate batting, throwing, or kicking practice and net goalposts can be lowered at each end zone.  The north end and west side feature viewing decks.

The McWhorter Elementary renovation included updates to the school entry and main office, the main corridor, the cafeteria, and the library. The library was opened up and enlarged to include a maker space, broadcasting room, and green screen studio. Climate control and energy efficiency were improved throughout the campus with the installation of a new roof and RTUs.

The Quitman ISD High School received a Canopy at the Auditorium Entrance that matches the Front Entrance Canopy. They also received new Tennis Courts along with spectator bleachers, and a newly paved parking lot.

The White Oak ISD High School received an 11,000 square foot science wing addition with 6 science classrooms. The interior features an exposed ceiling allowing duct work and piping to be visible.

The old White Oak ISD Field House was demolished and replaced with a new 10,000 square foot field house. It has three locker rooms, a training room, coach’s offices, and a film room. The west side of the building features a glass wall that serves as a viewing area to the football field and track.

Previously a retail strip mall, the Lewisville ISD Administrative Center underwent a renovation that involved building into additional office space procured by the district. This space made additional general office space, executive offices, conference rooms, computer labs, storage, break rooms, reception areas and more.

This project was completed in a manner that allowed staff to move into their new spaces incrementally as the work progressed. Construction was completed in 2018.

Kerr Middle School is a new two-story school serving 6^th-8^th grades with a capacity of 1,200 students. It includes a geothermal HVAC system, ICF exterior wall system, Durolastic roof system and a combination of structural slab and slab on crawl space. The exterior masonry skin is complemented with metal panels and glazing.

Inside, the school features a unique open cafeteria area that acts as the hub of the school by connecting three different sections of the building and features two open staircases. Outside, the school has a workout area, weight room and football field with a full track and throwing events area.

The new 56,771 SF facility was built to replace the existing elementary school, which opened in 1977. The New Rice Elementary includes 100 percent technology integration in each classroom, including 70-inch ten-point interactive monitors, a state-of-the-art media center, administration, gymnasium, outdoor learning environment, and a FEMA approved storm shelter.

Renovations to the Tomato Bowl included new LED lighting, grass turf, windows, as well as:

• New restrooms
• New home team dressing room
• New visitor dressing room
• New concession stands
• All new seating for home and visitors
• State-of-the-art press box with a VIP suite
• ADA accessibility throughout the stadium

A bit of history was preserved by leaving the historic red stone walls that surround the stadium untouched, along with the walls of the ticket/concession entry building and the exterior features outside of the stadium were left intact to keep the original look built by the WPA in the late ’30s.