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Old Town High School students have been back in school for a few weeks, but the new school year also came with a new addition.
It was back to school night at Regional High School Unit 34 on Tuesday and community members were able to tour a brand new section of the school. It has been a year in the making, but students are finally able to learn in the new Science and Art wing of the high school. The addition includes a shop classroom, which is the first wood shop class room for the school.
There are also a handful of new art classrooms, displays, smart boards, and safer science rooms. The renovation cost tax payers about $5.3 million, but one teacher believes it's worth it.
Art Sculpting Teacher, Joshua Curtis, says "It speaks volumes for the community because they stepped up and paid for it 100%, which is unbelievable, to spend this kind of money for the space. They understand the importance of educations, they understand what we're trying to teach and I think it's just a top notch community."
Teachers, students, and their parents were excited to take tours around the new wing. Officials say the new and improved classrooms will really help the learning process.
Old Town High School Reveals New Art and Science Wing
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