The Carlsbad (Calif.) Unified School District had planned to tear down the football stadium at Carlsbad High soon as part of a 2½-year renovation project launched this fall, but a shift in plans will keep the stadium in place through 2008. The makeover for the entire Carlsbad High campus, budgeted at nearly $87 million, will occur as the district builds a second high school. That high school, expected to cost $95.4 million, is scheduled to open in fall 2011.
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EARLIER: The Carlsbad (Calif.) Unified School District is planning an $87 million renovation of its high school. The school, which has nearly 2,900 students, will receive new classrooms, a new food service facility, more space for physical education, expanded parking and improved air conditioning and lighting. A new stadium and track also will be built. The architect is Perkins + Will. (San Diego Union-Tribune)
