Star Spencer High School – Let the Field Work Begin!

Feb 25, 2016

The community of Spencer, OK turned out Thursday night, Feb. 25, to support the Foundation for OKCPS Partners in Action event, and to hear Fields & Futures share plans for the new athletic fields now under construction. Thanks to all who attended!

Follow our progress on Facebook and Twitter (@FieldsFutures) and be sure to let us know if you would like to be involved in this exciting transformation of the Star Spencer athletic complex. We are still raising funds to support the overall project, including long term field maintenance. Any funding referrals are greatly appreciated.

Questions? Want to help? Please email [email protected].

Special thanks to Cimarron Construction, MA+ Architects, Olsson Associates, Oklahoma City Public Schools and Wes Welker Foundation for their support.

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