The Hawkins Middle School Renovation and Addition project is the second phase of a multiple phase construction program for the North Mason School District Campus. Originally the 1982 building housed the high school students. Phase one was the construction of a new 118,000 SF high school constructed on an existing football field. Once complete, the high school moved and the existing building was ready to be converted into the new middle school.

The existing 58,400 SF building included a lower level for locker rooms and athletics. The structure was reconfigured to house a middle school population of 450 with allowed growth to 500. A complete envelope, systems, and accessibility replacement occurred. The main entry was relocated to provide a greatly improved focal access to the main bus / parent drop off area. Phase three, which was part of this project, involved tearing down the existing 1967 middle school building and provide additional parking and play field areas.