A formal ground breaking ceremony was held at the site of the future Coppinville Junior High School on Thursday, Aug. 18. The school will be located on Boll Weevil Circle across from Sorrell's Funeral Home and is expected to be completed in 2018. Enterprise City Schools Superintendent Camille Wright said, "The last time we built a school, it was out of tragedy." This school, she said, would be built out of celebration.
A 'school built out of celebration'
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A 'school built out of celebration'
Pictured, from left, are Superintendent Camille Wright, Councilman Tommy Johnson Jr., Councilman Kirk Donaldson, Board of Education President Dorothy Richardson, board member Gloria Jones, Mayor Kenneth Boswell, Ross Cotter, Councilman Bill Cooper, CJHS Principal David West, Councilman Rhett Marques, board member Dr. Daniel Whitaker and Councilman Al Miller. (Photo by Cassie Gibbs)
A 'school built out of celebration'
CJHS Principal David West thanks the school board and the city council for investing in education. (Photo by Cassie Gibbs)
Posted: Monday, August 22, 2016 11:41 am
Posted in News, Community, Features, Local News, Schools on Monday, August 22, 2016 11:41 am.
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Jack Johnson posted at 11:35 am on Thu, Aug 25, 2016.
--Why not name it Enterprise Jr. High School?