New digs for Rota’s class of ’11

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An artist's rendering of the new $24 million high school slated for Naval Station Rota, Spain. The school, which will feature a technology lab, engineering studio, television studio and computer lab, is expected to be completed by May 2010.


New digs for Rota’s class of ’11
By Sandra Jontz, Stars and Stripes
European edition, Thursday, February 21, 2008

Students at the high school in Rota, Spain, will watch over the next few years as their old school is demolished and contractors raise a bigger and better building for their education.

“This is a massive leap forward for us,” Principal Doug McEnery said. “We’re going to have a new technology lab, engineering studio, television studio and actually have a computer lab.”

The $24 million project brings David Glasgow Farragut High School, named for the U.S. Navy’s first admiral, under one roof.

Classes and students currently are spread out among eight buildings, McEnery said.

The school is to be finished by May 2010.


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