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State of Our Facilities

Report on Our Facilities

From state-of-the art classrooms and libraries to top-notch performing arts venues and athletic fields, Clovis Unified’s facilities play a crucial role in creating spaces where students thrive.

These inspiring, engaging first-class environments are designed to send a powerful message to our students:

“We believe in you and are committed to your success!”

 

Joining the CUSD Family

Terry P. Bradley Educational Center

Terry P. Bradley Educational Center, TBEC, home of Clovis South High and Phillip V. Sanchez Intermediate, opened for 7-9th graders last August. Voter-approved bond funds support the project that eased overcrowding at nearby schools.

549,295 sf

Students walk along a paved pathway outside a modern school building with a grassy lawn on a bright day.

Clovis Online School

Clovis Online School relocated to its first new, permanent home last Fall with private offices for all online teachers to conduct class and shared spaces and resources for in-person instruction and special events.

27,309 sf

A modern commercial building with a large wooden overhang and dark pillars under a blue sky.

Special Education Services

Special Education Services relocated to a new facility to provide increased resources for the 13% of CUSD students who access special education resources and the staff who serve them.

23,389 sf

A modern office breakroom features round tables, black chairs, and a large wall mural with blue puzzle pieces and text.

Plant Operations

Plant Operations brought all units — Grounds, Custodial, Maintenance and Construction — together to increase efficiencies and collaboration. The new facility has a large office building and multiple shops for specialty work.

38,240 sf

A modern commercial building features a combination of red brick and white exterior panels under a clear blue sky.

Hard Hat Zone

Voters have sent a clear directive for CUSD to provide students with first-class schools that are innovative and equitable, well cared for and maintained, and promote learning and curiosity in every space. Bond and maintenance projects that continue into this year include:

  • TBEC: Continued phases of construction to develop the academic wings of Clovis South High, performing arts buildings (choir, drama), and athletic venues (pools, gym, fields).
  • Nelson Elementary: Modernization of every classroom; new Administration Building, MPR and kitchen for the school built in 1957.
  • Safety Film: Installing window covering district wide that adds shatter-resistant security film to every first-floor window.
  • Elementary School 36: Planning and design for what will be Clovis Unified’s 36th elementary school, anticipated to support continued enrollment growth, around 2030. Completion would require a future bond passage.

A construction worker in a hard hat and safety gear welds metal on a building framework.