FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — Snider High School is set to make a monumental upgrade to its athletic facilities with the construction of a new 4,400-seat football stadium that will cost $30 million. Fort Wayne Community Schools (FWCS) officials held a public information meeting Wednesday night to discuss plans for the new stadium. At the meeting, school officials presented detailed renderings of the stadium, which will serve other sports in addition to football. Snider football stadium renderings Snider football stadium renderings Snider football stadium renderings With safety being a large concern, crosswalks will be included to ensure the community can easily access facilities. The project will also bring over 200 new parking spots, expand their existing physical education building, and add a new concession and restroom building. Football stadium proposed for Snider High School The project, which carries a price tag of $30 million, is a significant investment in the school's future and aims to enhance school spirit and enthusiasm for students and alumni. In June 2024, the school board first approved a loan totaling nearly $55 million, most of which will help finance the stadium, they also assured that the project would not raise local property taxes. FWCS board unanimously approves $55M loan for Snider stadium The stadium is scheduled for completion by fall 2026 just in time for the new football season.