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		Kimball Designing Two New High Schools for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia   The Archdiocese of Philadelphia, the second largest K-12 provider in PA, has engaged Kimball to design two new high schools. The first school to be constructed is located in Upper Providence Township, Montgomery County. The facility will replace two existing facilities and expand the opportunities for secondary education with a Catholic foundation. Completion of the first school, estimated at mid-2010, will be quickly followed by the construction of the second high school, in Hilltown Township, on 62 acres in Bucks County. Each school is two stories in height and has been designed to accommodate a maximum capacity of 1,600 students. The initial phase of construction, 210,000 square feet in size serving 1,200 students, will include all core facilities, specialty spaces and the development of most of the athletic fields. The second phase, at 27,500 square feet, will add classroom capacity for an additional 400 students and the remaining site amenities will be completed. The Upper Providence Township, Montgomery County high school (shown) will be built first.
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