WDA and Greer Stafford collaborated on the Coach Wally Hartley Pk-8 project, creating a new campus for 1,700 students. The campus features new additions including a library, administrative offices, middle school classrooms, fine arts rooms, and a gymnasium. The existing Hughey Elementary buildings were renovated and seamlessly integrated with the new construction.
As part of the 2016 EPISD Bond Program, the Coach Wally Hartley PK-8 campus was created through the consolidation and modernization of Hughey Elementary School and Ross Middle School. The project involved a combination of renovating existing facilities and constructing significant new additions to form a single, cohesive campus.
The school is designed to serve a new generation of students with modern educational spaces, including core facilities like administration, a library, fine arts rooms, and a gymnasium that are shared between the elementary and middle school populations.
Founded in 1986, Wright & Dalbin Architects, Inc. is a leading architectural firm based in El Paso, Texas. The firm has extensive experience in educational, governmental, commercial, and non-profit projects, focusing on innovative and community-oriented design.
Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Greer Stafford Architecture has been providing architectural services since 1987. The firm's primary focus is on the design of educational facilities, including projects for school districts, charter schools, and higher education institutions throughout New Mexico and the surrounding region.
Hughey Elementary School served the El Paso community for decades before its consolidation into the new Coach Wally Hartley PK-8 campus. This project preserved and renovated key buildings from the original Hughey campus, integrating its legacy into the state-of-the-art facilities for future generations.
