The Washington School District is considering a major, multi-million dollar upgrade to its football stadium. According to the Observer-Reporter, a representative from HHSDR Architects Engineers’ Pittsburgh presented three options that range from $7.1 million to $8.9 million. The first option would renovate and expand the current field house along Tyler Avenue. The second would replace the current building, and the third would construct a new field house on the opposite side of the football field from the current structure. The first option would cost approximately $7.1 million, the second is $8.1 million and the third would be just over $8.9 million. There are also options to replace the track at the stadium and add more than 120 new parking spaces. Track replacement would add another $3.5 million and parking expansion another $1 million. The entire project would reportedly take about one year to complete. School District Business Manager Emily DiNardo says funding would come from a combination of existing capital reserves and a bond issue. The school board is further discuss the project when they meet again on June 15.