Major renovations underway at Danvers High School
Danvers High School in Massachusetts is being demolished and rebuilt to the tune of $80 million. After asbestos is removed from the buildings, a three-story science wing will be erected, along with new core areas for offices and the library. The design is approved and bidding on the construction will begin in the fall. Asbestos abatement is already underway at night while no summer school students are present.
School will be conducted as usual during the construction with the students moved to the Dunn Wing for the next two years until completion. Other areas of the school will be rearranged to accommodate all the students, and temporary corridors will be built to connect areas.
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