West Palm Beach Fort Pierce, FL, October 28, 2026 —

Murray Middle School in the West Palm Beach-Fort Pierce area has broken ground on a campus rebuild project valued at $33 million, according to the information provided. The project follows damage the school sustained from Hurricane Milton.

The announcement identifies the work as a campus rebuild, but does not describe the damage, specify which parts of the campus are included or provide details about the planned construction. It also does not identify the project’s funding sources, the contractor, school or district officials involved, or the date of the groundbreaking.

No construction schedule or expected completion date was provided. The available information also does not say whether students or school operations will be affected during the work, or whether the rebuild includes temporary facilities. Those details remain unclear from the announcement.

The $33 million figure is the only project cost stated. No itemized budget or explanation of how the total was determined was included. The announcement likewise does not provide information about insurance, public funding or other financial arrangements, and no permit status or inspection outcomes were specified.

With those details not available, the announcement establishes the project’s reported cost, location and connection to Hurricane Milton damage, but leaves the scope and schedule of the rebuild unspecified. Further information about the work and its effects on the school community was not included.


Story summarized from the original created by Samantha Gutierrez on www.wptv.com, see more information here.

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