The plan is to open the facility with 11 classrooms dedicated to career technical education. The building, which will include two rooms for other courses, will cost almost $11 million. It will replace nearly a dozen portable classrooms.

The new building will pool together current career-focused courses including audio technology, law enforcement and sports medicine and sprinkle in new ones, such as cybersecurity and advanced manufacturing. In addition to the classrooms, the building will have a sound booth and computer networking equipment. The new courses are part of the District’s larger focus on career technical education.