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BUILDING BLOCKS: Neenah High School
By: Ethan Duran//October 26, 2022//
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ADDRESS: 500 Rocket Way, Neenah
COST: $158.8 million
SIZE: 225 acres/460,000 square feet
START MONTH: May 2021
COMPLETION: July 2023
OWNER: Neenah Joint School District
GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Miron Construction
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Ambrose Engineering
LEAD ARCHITECT: Bray Architects
PROJECT SIGNIFICANCE: District voters approved of a $114.9 million referendum to build a new Neenah High School in April 2021. Road work, concrete pours for new music and band areas and drilling for a geothermal well were recently completed.
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