Lots of work being done on the entrances and exits to the school, as well as the temporary parking that was put in place last year between the rear of the George H Morse house and the school, but no visible demolition of the building itself. School ended on June 18 and they went right to work.

Construction site at a school with excavation work and piles of dirt in the foreground, showing the building's entrance and temporary parking area. Clear blue sky with a flag in the background.
Construction site in front of a middle school with dirt mounds and construction vehicles.
Exterior view of Dr. Philip C. Schuyler Middle School with construction work underway on the entrances and exits, surrounded by piles of earth.
Exterior view of Dr. Philip O. Coakley Middle School showing construction work at the entrances and exits, with construction equipment parked in front.
Construction site showing ongoing work around the entrances and exits of a school building, with piles of dirt and construction vehicles present under a clear blue sky.
Construction site near a school with piles of dirt and construction vehicles under a clear blue sky.

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