S&P Joins Jarrell ISD at the Ribbon Cutting of the Jarrell 1916 Building 

Satterfield & Pontikes Construction (S&P) was honored to attend the ribbon cutting marking the completion of the renovations to Jarrell ISD’s 1916 Building. S&P joined other members of the project team from Huckabee and Sledge Engineering in celebrating the reopening of the historic building with ecstatic members of the community and Jarrell ISD’s school board. 

Once the ribbon was cut, Jarrell ISD’s superintendent Tony Hicks invited everyone in to see the completed renovations. Attendees were welcomed by a spacious lobby that proudly displays artifacts showcasing the rich history of the district. The remainder of the first floor consists of a boardroom, large meeting room and an executive conference room. The building’s second floor includes administrative offices, an open workspace and a break area. 

“We are honored to have been a part of the restoration of such a historic building,” stated John Marshall, S&P Chief Revenue Officer. “It’s been carefully restored to its original appearance while also incorporating modern features to better serve the community.” 

Congratulations Jarrell ISD on the reopening of such a historic building!