Built on a 47-acre site, Frisco's eighth high school, Rick Reedy High School, showcases a Romanesque-style design with striking large arches and two-tone dark red brick, creating a noticeable entry. The two-story school is made up of five smaller buildings creating a tradition-rich campus feel. The building features typical academic areas and specialized spaces, including fine arts rooms, a 600-seat auditorium, dining and food service areas, music rooms, a library, physical education facilities, athletic spaces, and administrative offices.
The school’s athletic complex includes competition-level baseball and softball fields, practice fields, a football field with an integrated track, tennis courts, a field house, ample parking, and a variety of support amenities to enhance both student and community engagement. Reedy High School opened in the fall of 2015, reaching its full capacity with 2,100 students.
Award: Exhibit of School Architecture Sustainability Star of Distinction, Stantec
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