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Norfolk schools install new turf and tracks at three high schools; project cost about $5 million
Summary
Norview, Booker T. Washington and Lake Taylor high schools received new field turf and updated running tracks in a project district officials say cost about $5 million in total; dedication ceremonies were held at Booker T. Washington and Lake Taylor.
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Norview, Booker T. Washington and Lake Taylor high schools received new field turf and updated running tracks as part of a district facilities project that began in February. District communications said dedication ceremonies were held at Booker T. Washington and Lake Taylor, and that the three fields cost about $5,000,000 in total. A district staff member described the improvements as evidence of district growth and a commitment to facilities and athletic programs: “Number 1 thing, it means growth. It's it's showing our district is is moving forward with obviously facilities, but it's enhancing our athletic programs with these great facilities.” The district said the upgrades place the schools on par with area and statewide peers and provide first‑class facilities for student athletes. The transcript did not list specific vendors, funding sources, or timelines for additional work beyond the installation and dedications described.

