The new Riverview school building is progressing on the field adjacent to the 62-year-old Riverview Junior High being both on schedule to be completed by fall 2027 and on its $90- million budget, according to Murray School District Superintendent Jennifer Covington. She said the “project is progressing rapidly, with several construction phases underway simultaneously across the site, progressing from groundwork to large-scale structural elements.” The tilt-up wall panels for the auditorium and gymnasium are in place and construction is ongoing on the footings and foundation walls. This spring, the interior work will begin in some areas. She said the new building will include spaces similar to Hillcrest Junior High School, including a dance room, a large commons area and security enhancements. Ground was broken for the new school last year on April 25 and was made possible with a $125-million voter-approved bond with the remaining funds going toward an expansion at Murray High, which is underway.