Schools
$11M Track, Field Project Breaks Ground In Pleasanton
Hart Middle School is getting a turf field, multi-sport grass field, running track, and more. It is expected to open in the fall.
PLEASANTON, CA — Pleasanton leaders broke ground Tuesday for a new $11 million sports field and track project at Hart Middle School, which is anticipated to be completed in the fall.
The new field, funded by a bond measure approved by Pleasanton residents in 2024, will feature a number of athletic amenities, including:
- A new synthetic turf athletic field
- A 400-meter all-weather running track
- New natural grass fields supporting football, soccer, lacrosse, cricket, and PE
- Field event areas for long jump, triple jump, and high jump
- The Hart Middle School logo integrated into the field design
- Improved walkways, gates, and site circulation,
- Shade trees and low-maintenance landscaping
“This is a truly transformative project for Hart Middle School,” Principal Caroline Fields said in a statement. “It will give our Huskies a field that supports athletics, physical education, and school events year-round — creating a space that reflects the perseverance and teamwork that define our school community.”
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Fields joined Superintendent Maurice Ghysels, the PUSD Board of Trustees, PUSD leadership, city of Pleasanton leadership, and the Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee at Tuesday’s groundbreaking.
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