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“Dreams and
After sixteen months of construction, and an even longer dreaming and planning process, the new LaureL STREAM Center officially opened. Science teachers Bob Bessin, Paul Trudelle, and Lisa Wood moved into their science labs, and teachers Reed Sullivan, Shawn Matson, and Christine Hemiup took over new facilities in the Nachtsheim Art and Science Wing. The robotics team will transport their large equipment into their new digs over the
summer but will begin using the new space for as- sembling this year’s robot.
The new building also brings big changes to the Middle School. For starters, the portable classrooms will be removed. Jessica Senn will relocate her hu- manities classes into room C2, and the tinker lab will fit into room C3. For the first time, all classes that face Church Square will be Middle School classes, fulfill- ing a long-held dream that could not have been real- ized without the generosity of so many donors.
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