Located in Henrico County, the new J.R. Tucker High School was developed for Henrico County Public Schools as part of a transformative campus replacement initiative. The design-bid-build project included a new 265,101-square-foot high school, 14,798 square feet of athletic support facilities, associated sitework, and demolition of the original 1962 school building.
Construction was carefully phased to allow the existing school to remain fully operational during the two-year build. We contributed to the project through disciplined concrete execution that supported the accelerated schedule required for occupancy ahead of the 2021–22 school year. Following completion of the new campus, the existing facility was demolished to make way for new athletic fields and outdoor amenities.
New high school facility
Slab on grade, Walls, Footings, Piers
Constructed alongside an active campus
The completed campus delivers a modern educational environment designed to support long-term academic growth, student engagement, and athletic development while maintaining uninterrupted school operations throughout construction.
Executed on a fast-track schedule to meet occupancy requirements for the 2021–22 academic year.
Construction sequencing allowed the existing school to remain fully operational throughout the project.
Supported delivery of a modern, multi-building campus designed for long-term educational performance.
Enter your email to receive the latest news and updates.
