The Dallas Independent School District has broken ground on the Seagoville PK-8 Campus in Seagoville, Texas.
Situated on a shared 100-acre educational campus, the118,000-square-foot, two-story school designed by KAI will serve about 800 students
As a transformational school, the design includes STEM and language labs, a media center, cafetorium, visual and performing arts spaces and a makerspace that evoke a "treehouse in the forest."
Beyond the building itself, the project embraces the site’s unique ecological character. The school’s campus will also include outdoor learning trails, outdoor learning environments and ecosystem-based studies that will transform the campus landscape into a teaching tool for place-based learning.
Students will be able to engage directly with natural systems, exploring environmental science, ecology and stewardship through hands-on experiences connected to the campus landscape.
The new campus will have:
- 33 classrooms
- STEAM lab, language lab and makerspaces
- Six science laboratories and three flexible learning environments
- Dedicated visual and performing art rooms for lower and upper grades
- A media center and collaborative learning spaces
- A cafetorium with integrated stage
- An activity gymnasium
- Career and technical education spaces supporting future-ready learning
The school is expected to be completed in August 2027.
