150 Years | Then & Now
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Honoring our history | Inspiring our future
The more things change, the more they stay the same. Back in 1925, student Andrew Morton curled up to a good book in the window sill of the original Rural School. 📚 The books and classroom at Nevitt Elementary where kindergartner Marley-Rain White reads may look a little different 100 years later, but our students still love finding a cozy place to explore the wonderful world of reading.
