West Palm Beach Fort Pierce, FL, October 23, 2026 —

The Martin County School District is beginning an overhaul of Murray Middle School that will rebuild and expand the campus, according to the project summary provided. The work brings together planned improvements and the replacement of buildings damaged by Hurricane Milton.

The district’s stated aim is to create a new, modern facility designed for adaptability and hurricane resistance. The summary does not describe the specific features planned for the campus or explain how adaptability will be incorporated into the design.

The project’s scope, as described, includes both replacing damaged buildings and expanding the school campus. The summary does not specify how many buildings will be replaced, the size of the planned expansion, or whether any existing structures will be retained.

Further details about the project were not provided. These include the construction schedule, anticipated completion date, total cost, funding sources, contractor, and any plans for school operations during the work. The summary also does not state whether permits have been issued or whether construction has begun beyond describing the district as beginning the overhaul.

The project is presented as a combination of campus improvements and rebuilding in response to hurricane damage. No additional information was provided about the damage, the district’s planning process, or how the new facility’s hurricane resistance will be evaluated.


Story summarized from the original created by Justin Breckenridge on www.wqcs.org, see more information here.

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