Doster Construction Company has begun construction on the new Moody High School in Alabama with the St. Clair Board of Education.
“Building a new Moody high school that is designed to prepare students for excellence both inside and outside of the classroom has long been a vision of the Moody community and St. Clair County Schools, said Moody High School Principal Christopher Walters. “By partnering with Doster, Ward Scott Morris Architecture, and Scout Program Management, we will be able to build a school that not only meets the needs of current Moody students but is equipped to address future requirements of our students and community. This school will create an environment that allows for student engagement and collaboration in the classroom and develop an educational experience that prepares both current and future Moody students to compete in a global economy.”
The $47 million project will include a new 95,000 square foot academic building, a 7,000 square foot storm shelter, cafeteria/kitchen, band hall, and activity practice gymnasium. A new 25,800 square foot gymnasium will be constructed using a pre-engineered metal building with 1,200 seats, locker rooms, and concessions.
The team will renovate the existing gymnasium on campus for the purpose of an auditorium. The 19,000 square foot building will house an 800-seat auditorium, stage, dressing rooms, patron concessions and rest rooms, and a drama classroom.
The new facilities, designed by Ward Scott Morris Architecture, Inc., are scheduled to complete construction in 2026.
“We are excited to partner with Doster as we provide a new Moody High School, Performing Arts Center, and Gymnasium for our students and the citizens of Moody. Our community voted for the opportunity to pay additional property taxes because they wanted better facilities for our students, and we want to meet their expectations,” said Justin D. Burns, St. Clair County Schools Superintendent.
NEW BENJAMIN RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL
Doster is also underway on another Alabama high school in Alexander City, Alabama. You can read more about the new Benjamin Russell High School here.
