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Lake Shore Central School District

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Capital Project

 

Lake Shore Capital Project · Phase 2

Building what's next.

Phase 2 is underway. New turf fields, lights for night games, and air conditioning and new lighting in High School classrooms: better places to learn, play and come together, for every Lake Shore student.

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Progress

Where Phase 2 stands.

Site prep and demolition

Old bleachers and concession stand removed

Done

Grandstand and two-sided press box

1,044 seats, press box with streaming capability

Done

LED field lighting

New lights for night games

Done

Turf fields

Multi-sport field plus baseball and softball, with new dugouts and backstops

Underway now

High School air conditioning and classrooms

Full A/C, new ceilings and LED lighting, phased over summers

Ongoing

Full completion

Summer 2027

What Phase 2 brings

Better places to learn and play.
Aerial view of the Lake Shore athletic fields before Phase 2 construction

Athletics

Fields and facilities for every Eagle

Multi-sport turf: 225' x 360' fields with custom graphics for soccer and lacrosse.

Turf diamonds: turf baseball and softball fields with new dugouts and backstops.

Grandstand: 1,044 seats and a two-sided press box with streaming capability.

Night games: LED field lighting and new scoreboards.

Exterior of Lake Shore High School

Lake Shore High School

Comfort in every classroom

Air conditioning: year-round climate control throughout the High School.

Learning spaces: new ceilings and high-efficiency LED lighting in classrooms.

Planned around school: work is phased over several summers to keep the school year on track.

Phase 2 site plan of the Lake Shore athletic fields, labeled with the turf fields, grandstand and timelines

Phase 2 site plan, from the start of the project. Dates shown were early estimates.

How it's paid for

No new taxes for Phase 2.

Phase 2 is part of a multi-year plan funded by state building aid, expiring debt service and voter-approved reserves. It does not raise taxes.

Project updates

Eagles in action, step by step.
 

Oct 2026

Turf is going in

Rolls of new turf have arrived, and crews are installing it across the new athletic fields.

A group stands on the first strip of new turf in front of the new Lake Shore scoreboardsRolls of new turf lined up beside the fields as crews and equipment work nearbyStacks of wrapped turf rolls in front of crews, trucks and an excavator at the fieldsA strip of new green turf laid out on the prepared field base

Oct 2, 2026

Lights on, seats full

The grandstand, press box and LED field lights are finished. Families and students filled the new seats for Homecoming.

A packed crowd fills the new grandstand at the 2026 Homecoming game

June 3, 2026

The new grandstand rises

Crews put up the main framework for the new grandstand. It turned an open site into a place our community will gather for years.

May 18, 2026

Foundation poured for the grandstand and press box

After one of the wettest Aprils on record, crews poured the concrete pads that hold up the new seating and press box. Work on the playing surfaces continued alongside.

Crews pour concrete for the grandstand foundationWorkers rake fresh concrete at the stadiumConstruction crews at work on the stadium site

April 14, 2026

New light poles go up

Cranes and rigging crews installed the new high-efficiency LED light poles at the stadium.

March 30, 2026

Old concession stand comes down

Crews took down the old concession stand to make room for the new grandstand and facilities.

An excavator tears down the old concession standThe cleared site where the concession stand stood

March 16, 2026

Goodbye, old bleachers

Generations of Lake Shore families cheered from the original home-side bleachers. Taking them down started the groundwork for the new grandstand.

A worker takes apart the old home-side bleachersThe athletic field during bleacher demolition

Feb 17, 2026

Phase 2 begins with sledgehammers

Lake Shore leaders, led by Superintendent Phil Johnson, picked up sledgehammers instead of shovels to start Phase 2.

Lake Shore leaders in hard hats hold sledgehammersSuperintendent Phil Johnson in a hard hat holds a sledgehammer