The Arcadia (California) Unified School District has broken ground on two buildings at Arcadia High School: a facility dubbed Building H, and a performing arts center annex.

The Los Angeles Business Journal reports that the two buildings are estimated to cost more than $56 million and are expected to be completed in August 2027.

Building H will replace 14 portable classrooms with a 14,700-square-foot, two-story building. It will have dedicated labs for robotics, engineering, food science, art and ceramics. It will also feature an outdoor ceramics yard, a general classroom and extra lab storage.

The Performing Arts Center Annex will have a scene shop, costume shop and storage space for classrooms spread across 5,900 square feet.