Crossland Construction Co. was recently awarded a bid to construct a new high school for Siloam Springs for $31.8 million. The 298,000-SF school will be constructed on 55 acres in northeast Siloam Springs.
The new high school will feature controlled-access security to all doors and security cameras throughout the interior and exterior of the building. Classrooms will have multimedia capabilities.
The school will include a large multi-use media center, an auditorium and a television broadcast studio. The new school will be open for enrollment in the fall of 2011.
The existing high school location on West Jefferson Street will become a middle school housing seventh- and eighth-graders.
Hight-Jackson Associates is the architecture firm on the project. Subcontractors include Lightning Electric, Fayetteville Mechanical and Franklin & Son.




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