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D uring t h e F a ll 2001
electio n s, Ralsto n
VOTERS PASSED A $26.5
MILLION BOND IN ORDER TO
RENOVATE THE HIGH
SCHOOL.

S cheduled com pletion of
THE RENOVATION IS DECEM­
BER 2005.

A r c h it e c t M a r k B rim
TALKS TO THE PHOTO­
JOURNALISM CLASS
ABOUT THE CHANGES
WHICH WILL BE MADE
a t R a l s t o n H ig h
Sc h o o l. B rim helps
KEEP STAFF AND
STUDENTS INFORMED
ABOUT THE RMS
RENOVATION.

T h e p o o l w a s o n e of
THE FIRST AREAS TO FEEL
THE AFFECTS OF THE
RENOVATION. TlIE
PROJECT STARTED IN M a y
BEFORE SCHOOL LET OUT.
T he computer lab w ill be moved into th e outer
LIBRARY AREA DURING THE FIRST PHASE OF RENOVA­
TION. A fter th e new library is co m plete, it will
BE ABLE TO ACCOMODATE UP TO IOO STUDENTS.

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