Rutherford County Schools accept bid to build new Smyrna area school

Jul 13, 2016 at 08:37 am by bryan


The Rutherford County School system is moving ahead with plans for new schools.

Currently, site preparations are underway for the soon to be built Rocky Fork Middle School in Smyrna. In fact, the county school board accepted a bid of $33.98 million to build the new school.

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The winning bid was actually the only bid entered for consideration. It was filed by R.G. Anderson and Company and then approved by the Rutherford County School Board Tuesday night.

Rutherford County Schools has added approximately 10,000 new students during the past 10 years and projections indicate enrollment will increase by another 12,000-13,000 students during the next 10 years.

The full proposed five-year building plan is:

o John Colemon Elementary School addition / renovation

o 2016 Scheduled OPEN

o Roy Waldron Elementary School addition

o 2016 Scheduled OPEN

o Rocky Fork Middle School NEW

o 2017 Scheduled OPEN

o Smyrna Middle School addition / renovation

o 2017 Scheduled OPEN

o David Youree Elementary School addition / renovation

o 2017 Scheduled OPEN

o LHS / SHS Bleachers-Restrooms-Concessions

o 2017 Scheduled OPEN

o Rocky Fork Elementary School NEW

o 2018 Scheduled OPEN

o Oakland Middle School Annex

o 2018 Scheduled OPEN

o Buchanan Elementary School addition

o 2019 Scheduled OPEN

o Rockvale High School NEW

o 2020 Scheduled OPEN

o Almaville Road Middle School NEW

o 2021 Scheduled OPEN

o Almaville Road Elementary School NEW

o 2021 Scheduled OPEN

o Siegel High School addition

o 2021 Scheduled OPEN

o LaVergne Middle School addition

o 2021 Scheduled OPEN

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