Pfluger Architects

Something incredible is coming for the students at Georgetown ISD's East View High School, and the people who teach them can't wait.

The East View staff have a lot to say about what the new Performing Arts Center will mean for their students. They light up talking about a place where every student can find room to grow, a stage that can welcome an even bigger audience, and tools that match what their students can already do.

The 700-seat auditorium means the whole community can fit in one room for a show. Students will rehearse on a larger-than-life stage with the kind of lighting and rigging they'll encounter in a professional theater, and East View will be able to host UIL competitions on its own campus. Band, choir, orchestra, theater, and visual arts will all share one building, so students in more than one program can move easily between the things they love.

“The addition of the Fine Arts Center is really going to help showcase that this is where our kids perform. This is where our students do great things.”
— Alfonso R. Longoria, Principal, East View High School

This is just the start. What happens inside, the rehearsals, the opening nights, the first time a student runs the light board, is the part worth getting excited about.