Red Rock Elementary School celebrates remodeled building
Rachal Pinkerton/Sun Tribune Community members stop to visit during the Red Rock Elementar School ribbon cutting open house.
Third-grade advisory students cut the ribbon on the newly remodeled Red Rock Elementary School on Friday evening. The students were kindergartners when their school was flooded three years ago.
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Boyd Lindholm (middle, with glasses) talks with other attendees of the Red Rock Elementary School ribbon cutting. He was prinicpal of the school when the building was firsted opened.
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Rachal Pinkerton/Sun Tribune Royal School District board president Craig Janett (right) talks with other school officials during the Red Rock Elementary School ribbon cutting on Friday evening.
Rachal Pinkerton/Sun Tribune Pictures of the flood damage from three years ago were on display during the ribbon cutting. This picture shows one of the flooded hallways.
ROYAL CITY — Three years ago on Friday, students returned to Red Rock Elementary School after massive flooding had damaged their school. Three years later, last Friday, students, parents, staff and community members celebrated a complete remodel of the school.
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