Campus Construction

Transformation of the Lynbrook High School Campus

Phases 1 through 4: New Science Building, Theater Lobby Addition, Guidance and Student Services Building, Field House Addition, Cafeteria, Quad, Gym Lobby and ASB Room

The first project in the transformation of the Lynbrook campus was the Field House Addition, which includes a weight room/fitness center, dance studio and and PE classroom. This multi-story building is situated behind the current Field House and across from Stober Field and Lynbrook Viking Stadium. Construction on this $7 million project was completed in Spring 2017.

Planning for Phase 2 began in Spring of 2016, with a team of teachers, parents, students and administrators providing input on the design of this vital area of campus. The schematic design was presented at the FUHSD board meeting on October 11, 2016, and the Board of Trustees subsequently approved the programming plans for the new Quad and Cafeteria. Construction on the Cafeteria and Quad portion of the project began in Summer 2018 and was completed in Summer 2019. The gym lobby and gym seismic and HVAC upgrades were subsequently completed in 2020.

The completed Guidance and Student Services Building opened in the Fall of 2021 as part of Phase 3 of the campus transformation. The Auditorium Lobby, which is the final piece of Phase 3, is currently under construction. Phase 4, the new Science Building, began construction in Summer 2022 with an opening set for October 2023..

A new Voyager mini-campus is currently under construction. It is located behind the tennis courts near Stober Field. Modernization of the existing classrooms is underway. The 300s building will be ready in November 2024.  The buildings in the first phase of modernization are the 300s, 000s, and 100s wings. In summer 2024, the utility upgrade to the water and sewage system was completed. The new maker's space for Robotics is in the design phase and the target for construction to commence is Summer 2025. We are managing all of this work with minimal disruption to students and staff. 

Visit the Fremont Union High School District website for more information on construction across the district sites.