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Greenville County Schools unveils 2026 facilities plan, recommends demolishing old Greer High for new career center
Summary
Administration presented a 2026 long-range facilities plan that accelerates several projects (Donaldson Career Center, West Greenville relocation), recommends demolishing the 1954 Greer High building to build a new Jay Harley Bonds Career Center, and proposes security and equipment upgrades while staying within current bond funding, administrators said.
Greenville County Schools officials on March 10 presented a 2026 long-range facilities plan that keeps the district within its current debt millage while accelerating several construction and replacement projects, including a recommendation to demolish the 1954 Greer High School and build a new Jay Harley Bonds Career Center on that site.
Dr. Royster, who opened the board briefing, said the plan builds a 10–12 year project view even as staff continue to prepare single-year budgets. “We have attached for your information the facility study that we completed in 2021, which became the basis for our decision to recommend … replacement of some number of our buildings,” Dr. Royster said. He highlighted ongoing work at the new Northwest Middle School and an upcoming Bryson Middle School.
Greg Port, who reviewed CIP highlights, said the biggest…
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