Groundbreaking for New Scott County High School

Friday, August 12, marked the groundbreaking ceremony for Scott County High School’s new school. The new school will be built on roughly 80 acres of land located on the bypass between Long Lick Pike and US 25. The three-story school will have the capacity for 1,500 students and is planned to be complete in 2024.

In order to serve all students, the new high school is bringing a heightened awareness to having both college-ready and vocational school pathways. SCHS will have numerous CTE offerings that focus on business, agriculture, family, and consumer science for vocational students.

With Great Crossing High School completed last year, the community celebrates the building of two new high schools within a half-decade of each other.

Shrout Tate Wilson is proud to be a part of this monumental project that will serve Scott County students for years to come!

The full news article was written by News-Graphic Georgetown, KY and can be found here.