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Posted: 8:41 PM Oct 6, 2008
School Dedicated in Point Pleasant, W.Va.
After more than a decade of disagreeing how to fix the county's crumbling school buildings, students, school leaders and the overall community helped dedicate a $25 million school construction project on Monday in Point Pleasant.
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POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- After more than a decade of disagreeing how to fix the county's crumbling school buildings, students, school leaders and the overall community helped dedicate a $25 million school construction project on Monday.
The junior/senior high school, which will accommodate seventh-graders through seniors, is equipped with four science labs, four computer labs, and a "smart board" in every classroom.
"It’s truly an honor, said Marla Nowlin, a Point Pleasant junior. "It’s better than I could dream of ... We’ve always had great teacher. Now, we have a great facility to go with them."
The school is an addition and renovation of the old Point Pleasant High School. Construction started two years ago. Students have been attending the new school since the beginning of the school year.
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Why can't we be friends?!
for all of you who hate the bailout the federal government is doing..we the tax payer of mason county are doing the same thing. we are providing funds for our so called educators(and some are good )to have a nice place to hang out all day and we pay them to do so and we pay their boss to do the same only his office is not as nice, but the home he lives in and the other one in a diiferent county he owns is . when it is my turn to be able to afford to say i need a vacation and for someone to pay for it.........when will the govenment bail me out. to the children of mason county enjoy your new school and take care of it and i hope you get a good education to be smarter then some of your peirs!
i grew up and live in point and i know it don't take a nice school to get a good education. some of the oldest scholls in the would have a better ecucational programe then we will every see.....they have educated teachers with values and rules and they respect one another.
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