"We looked at other locations, but decided our current location is fine, we just need a little more room for our students," Brother Robert Carnaghi, president of De La Salle High, tells GlobeSt.com.
The first phase of a three-phase "Preserving the Legacy" $16.2-million campaign, the current project includes:
* Expansion of the school building from 102,000 sf to 123,000 sf, with a new north side classroom wing.
* Improvement of the 19-acre campus, including additional parking and an expanded east side entrance.
* Nine additional rooms for use as classrooms, new science labs and a new art room.
* Renovations that include establishment of a new school chapel.
* Technology upgrades.
* Remodeling of the library, music room and weight room.
The school's enrollment is 684 students. Officials expect enrollment to jump to 710 this fall.
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