Aiken High School

Following completion of Phase 2A of construction in the fall of 2017 and a dedication ceremony in December of that same year, Aiken High School now has a beautiful new 152,633-square-foot facility, featuring new classrooms, a new media center and dining area, and business labs to compliment the previously completed Math and Science Wing.
Phase 2B of the Aiken High project was completed in late 2019 and included a new auxiliary gym and classrooms for art, sewing and child care, culinary arts, ROTC and band and chorus.
Phase 3 of the Aiken High project was completed in early 2020 and included a renovation of the James A. Taylor Gymnasium. The school's final building project - phase 4 - will add a new, 720-seat auditorium behind the ROTC and music classrooms and upgrades and renovations to the career technology and vocational wing west of the auxiliary gym.
Architect & Contractor Information
Architect: LS3P
Contractor: H.G. Reynolds
Delivery Method: Construction Management At Risk
Design Phases and Decisions with School Stakeholders’ Involvement
School Board and Office of School Facilities Approval of Each Phase
Continual Building began in early 2016
Completed Phase 2A
Design: Summer 2015 – Spring 2016
Construction: Spring 2016 – Fall 2017
Total Estimated Project Cost: $35.8 Million
Completed Phase 2B
Design: Spring 2017
Construction: Fall 2017 – Fall 2019
Total Estimated Project Cost: $19.3 Million