Reagan High School celebrates building expansion
By: Allie Shane, Communications Specialist
Last Friday, Ronald W. Reagan College Preparatory High School hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony, recognizing the completion of a $20 million expansion project. Community members and leaders of Milwaukee Public Schools joined Reagan students and staff to celebrate this momentous occasion.
The new academic and athletic spaces align with Reagan’s mission of encouraging student development and postsecondary preparation. The building’s added science wing is equipped with four science rooms and an aquaponics lab, supporting student exploration of STEM-related career paths. The addition of tennis courts, a gymnasium, a fitness center, an artificial turf field and a soccer field provide dedicated spaces for student athletes to train and compete.
The new academic and athletic spaces align with Reagan’s mission of encouraging student development and postsecondary preparation. The building’s added science wing is equipped with four science rooms and an aquaponics lab, supporting student exploration of STEM-related career paths. The addition of tennis courts, a gymnasium, a fitness center, an artificial turf field and a soccer field provide dedicated spaces for student athletes to train and compete.
Following the ceremony, the new spaces opened for play and exploration. Attendees enjoyed the following activities and more:
- Fitness center with the football team
- Soccer on the turf field
- String quartet in the outdoor classroom
- Pickleball on the tennis courts
- Volleyball in the gym
- Science activities in the labs
Be sure to read more stories about the good things going on at our K-12 schools in the fall issue of Milwaukee Commerce, in mailboxes and online soon.
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