Campus Construction
Over the course of the last several several years, the Lynbrook High School campus has undergone a beautiful transformation. The first phase of this transformation began with the completion of the Field House Addition in 2017, which includes a weight room/fitness center, dance studio and PE classroom. This multi-story building is situated behind the current Field House and across from Stober Field and Lynbrook Viking Stadium.
Planning for Phase 2 began in Spring 2016, with a team of staff, parents and students providing input on the design for the heart of the campus. Construction on the Cafeteria and Quad portion of the project began in 2018 and was completed in Summer 2019. The gym lobby and gym seismic and HVAC upgrades were subsequently completed in 2020.
A new Guidance and Student Services Building opened in Fall 2021 as part of Phase 3 of construction, as did a new Auditorium Lobby. Phase 4 included a new two-story science building, the Rocklin Science Center, which opened in Fall 2023.
Modernization of existing classroom wings has been ongoing for the last several summers. These updated classrooms feature additional windows for natural light, a new HVAC system, LED lighting, fire alarms and sprinklers, technology upgrades and new classroom furniture. Additionally, updated walkways and more student seating areas around the Library and 100 and 200 Wings, have been added for students to enjoy outdoor spaces on campus.
The new Voyager Campus at Lynbrook opened in Fall 2025. The Voyager program serves students with mental health and behavioral challenges who need a safe and supportive learning environment. One of the key goals for this space was to bring the educational and therapeutic areas together in a single building, while also creating a thoughtful separation between them, which was achieved through the beautiful courtyard and unique roof design. In this way, classrooms, therapy spaces, and staff offices remain connected, while also providing space for students that meets their needs as they transition between different aspects of their day.
When the old Voyager building was torn down, construction of the new Makerspace began in its location, opening for the start of the 2026 school year.
Lynbrook's Stober Field and football field have also been renovated, with biodegradable infill. Additionally, shock-absorbing cushioning known as Brock Pads will be installed beneath the turf to help absorb impact.
The remaining wings around campus are also expected to be renovated as part of future projects.
Visit the Fremont Union High School District website for more information on construction across the district sites.