- Skyline High School’s renovation, funded through a $238 million bond, is complete.
- Construction spanned seven years due to phased rebuilding on the existing site.
- Safety and modern design improvements were prioritized, reducing access points significantly.
MILLCREEK — For the first time in seven years, students and staff at Skyline High School have enjoyed a construction-free start to their school year.
The final domino of Skyline’s renovation fell Friday when the Granite School District officially opened the school’s performing arts center, concluding a lengthy and challenging construction process that began with the passage of a $238 million bond in 2017 to rebuild Skyline and Cyprus high schools, along with other projects.
Since Skyline was rebuilt on its existing site, construction took place in phases over the past seven years to avoid students being displaced…