New O.P. Earle Elementary School
Built in 1955, O.P. Earle Elementary is the second-oldest school in Spartanburg District One. The building’s aging infrastructure makes major renovations impractical and costly.

O.P. Earle has a long tradition of academic excellence and strong community involvement. A new facility will provide safe, modern learning spaces that meet today’s educational standards and support the needs of students for decades to come.

New T.E. Mabry Middle School
Built in 1954, T.E. Mabry Middle School is the oldest school in Spartanburg District One. The building’s outdated design and infrastructure make renovations impractical and expensive.

A new facility in Inman will provide modern, safe, and flexible learning spaces designed to support current educational programs and meet the needs of students well into the future.

New Prospect Elementary School Additions
New Prospect Elementary will receive a new cafeteria, kitchen, and eight additional classrooms. The current cafeteria built in 1978, is small, making it challenging to accommodate students efficiently.

These additions will provide more space for meal service, improve traffic flow during lunch, and create additional classrooms to support student learning.

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