Construction Fencing - early June 2025
Follow Our Progress
Summit hosted Doughnuts and Dump Trucks for families to come and watch the construction!
Preparing for demolition...
Demolition
Grading the building pad - these folks work quickly!
The pouring of the concrete slab started early in the morning on September 1, when it was still dark.
5th-grade students snuck a quick peek from the observation deck of the slab pouring before classes started!
Alumni Council Members came to check out the construction up close.
Donelle Leak '18, Alex Polychron Collins '97, Lynda King Morris '63, and Barbour Strickland '67
Current parent and BLUM Project Manager Gary Hornsby shared construction updates and timeline details with fellow Summit parents.
Current parent and BLUM Project Manager Gary Hornsby shared construction updates and timeline details with fellow Summit parents.
On October 5, Summit science faculty members Chris Culp ’81, Amanda Ayers, and Beatriz Gurgel-Burns participated in Coffee and Construction, an informal gathering where parents and friends of Summit enjoyed coffee and had the opportunity to ask questions about the SEED Center.
Mrs. G’s 4th-grade science class is creating scientific illustrations of the SEED center while it is under construction. They will continue to make progress drawings as the construction continues.
Why is SEED important?
Our contribution allows us to pay forward the generosity we once received! Investing in STEM education has been a meaningful way for our family to do our part to build a brighter future and lasting impact on our community.
-MELISSA BLAKE and JONATHAN RIVAS, CURRENT PARENTS
