Multi-Purpose Room on the south side of the building.
A gutted Newell Rice Auditorium
Rubble rests outside the classrooms on the north side of the school.
Insulation hangs out the windows of the second-floor classrooms.Â
Look through the doorway of an old classroom to see the frequented staircase that led to the upstairs classroom.Â
A pile of rubble lies in a former classroom on the northeast side of the school.
Some parts of the building remain, such as a map of the school taped to the wall and a pair of handprints on a bulletin board.
Beyond the pile of rubble, one can see what’s left of the Donald S. Weeks Gymnasium — some bleachers and the west-side wall.
Pieces of equipment, such as this part of an excavator, are scattered throughout the property as crews work to demolish the old building and sort items inside.Â
The south walls of the second-story classrooms are now open to the outside, showing the former classroom of math teacher Beth Andonian and some of the artwork that students left on her wall.
The approach toward the entrance of the building from the parking lot looks much different, as the area is scattered with pieces from the building.
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