JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Construction began in March on the new Hogan-Spring Glen Elementary that Duval County Public Schools says will open as a pre-K-5 campus in August 2027.
The project, funded through a voter-approved half-cent sales tax, replaces the original school with a fully modernized elementary campus. The district said the facility will include three early-learning classrooms and nine specialized spaces intended to support a range of student needs.
The district said to date, the half-cent sales tax has supported the completion of five new schools since its passage in November 2020: Rutledge Pearson Elementary, Highlands Estates Elementary, Chaffee Trail Middle, Southside Estates Elementary and Ribault High School.
Quick facts
Opening date: August 2027
Student capacity: approximately 930
Negotiated cost: about $43.7 million
Designer: Bhide & Hall Architects
Contractor: Batson-Cook Company
Project managers: Jacobs Engineering
The district said construction includes demolition of the original Hogan-Spring Glen building to make way for the new campus.
For more information, contact the Duval County Public Schools Communications Department at (904) 390-2126, dcpsnews@duvalschools.org or visit duvalschools.org.
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