Campus History
Our Campus Building History
It may be hard to believe, but many of the New Albany - Plain Local School District campus buildings are now over 20 years in age or are approaching that age.
Please see a brief history below of the buildings that make up the New Albany - Plain Local Schools campus and their dates of construction.
Based on the configuration of buildings for 2022-23 school year.
NAPLS Annex
constructed in 1925
currently no students
- Housing departments; custodial, technology and food service
- Provides storage for grounds crew vehicles equipment, etc.
- Houses the the New Albany Food Pantry
New Albany High School
multiple buildings and capacity with all buildings up to 1500
1994
- Main academic constructed in 1994, addition in 2004
- Arts Building constructed in 1994
- Gymnasium Building, constructed in 1994
- Library/Media Building, constructed in 1994
- 261,295 square footage
New Albany Primary School (formerly the 2-5 Building)
built in 1999
- Capacity is approx. 1200
- Housing grades 1 - 3
- 126,169 square footage
New Albany Middle School
built in 2001-2002
- Capacity 1200
- Housing grades 7 & 8
- 155,172 square footage
Middle School & High School Cafeteria/Gymnasium
2001-2002
- Building houses cafeteria service for middle and high school
- Gymnasium is for middle school
New Albany Early Learning Center
(formerly K-1) 2002
- Capacity at any one point in time seeing that it houses 1/2 day kindergarten programs and all day first grade is 489 students.
- In 2016-17 approx. 650 there now seeing that all but three classes of kindergarten were 1/2 day programs.
- Capacity - 600
- 69,066 square footage
Jeanne B. McCoy Center for the Arts
2008
- Partnership between the district, the City of New Albany & Plain Township
- Managed by the Columbus Association for the Performing Arts (CAPA)
New Albany Intermediate School
(formerly the 2-8 Building)
fully open in 2015
- Capacity 1200
- Housing grades 4 - 6
- 150,000 square footage
Easton E3 Land Lab & Solar House
2018
- Completed and fully functioning in 2018
- Used by students grades Pre-k-12
- It is a solar powered house focused on E3; Energy, Engineering & the Environment.