The PISD Administration is fenced off while workers remove and replace the exterior wall. Courtesy Photo
Like pieces on a chessboard, Princeton ISD offices have been moved all around while the administration building is repaired.
A torrential downpour last fall sent water cascading into the office of Casey Gunnels, assistant superintendent of education. A closer inspection then revealed a bigger problem.
Superintendent Donald McIntyre said there was inadequate sealing between the outer brick and inner walls, requiring a complete facelift of the building constructed in 1986.
“That is the nature of utilizing our older buildings: they are going to need repairs,” McIntyre said. “Luckily, our team came together and worked hard to make the relocation happen without any major issues to get it done.”
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