Yesterday, the grant folks from the Department of Defense came by to check on the progress of our school project. The last time they visited in December, most of what was completed was the infrastructure. They were surprised at the progress of our buildings! We are keeping our fingers crossed that everything will turn out as we hope and that we will move to the new building in June. We got to go inside the administration building (with our hard hats, covered shoes, and safety vests), but I didn't take too many photos. Here are a few photos with the description of what they are.
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| Okay, don't ask me what those pipes are because I forgot what they told me. This is the inside of the administration building. You can see the insulation on the ceiling. |
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| It's hard to tell right now, but that's actually my office! There will be a sliding door which will lead to a conference room. Presently, my office is quite small and having meetings in there is pretty challenging ! |
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| This trench was dug just this week and those pipes will lead to the new classroom building. Workers actually moved the project manager's trailer earlier this week so they could dig this trench. Whenever I think they're done digging, they start a trench somewhere else! |
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| This is a side view of the new classroom building. Shortly, workers will be pouring the concrete for the wall. |
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| This is actually the special education class; it's quite large and we look forward to having our students participate in lots of hands-on projects. After years of insufficient space for these students, it will be wonderful for them to have their own classroom! |
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| A panoramic view of the classroom building from the back of the school. It's amazing how quickly that building is progressing! |
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