Carver High School

George Washington Carver High School is the first school to be rebuilt as part of the 2023 bond. Located in the historic Acres Homes neighborhood, Carver High School has been a source of pride for the community since its construction in 1954. Dr. LaTonya Goffney, Aldine ISD superintendent, has stated, “With the excitement surrounding the successful passing of the bond, Carver High School is a top priority, becoming one of the very first projects to move forward.”

The new Carver High School will feature a variety of state-of-the-art facilities designed to support a wide range of academic and extracurricular programs.

• Performing Arts Center
• Black Box theater
• Dance rooms and mariachi spaces
• Carver Alumni Heritage Center, which will include the original G.W. Carver plaque in front of the school
• Visual Arts classrooms with a dedicated art display area
• CTE classrooms for robotics and mechatronics
• P-Tech interior design program classrooms

The project is currently in the schematic design phase. The early stages of design and development are already underway, and demolition scheduled to have began over the summer. During this phase, Carver students and staff were temporarily relocate to Eisenhower Ninth Grade School, located at 3550 W Gulf Bank Road. In turn, all Eisenhower Ninth Grade students will be relocated to a separate wing at Eisenhower Senior High School.