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April 1, 2021 Updates
Posted by Caleb Leath on 4/1/2021Great progress on the new building. The pictures above were taken the last week of March. We can't wait to move in. Our moving day is going to be May 27th as soon as students are dismissed. Our students and staff are very excited for the next school year.
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February 2021 updates
Posted by Caleb Leath on 2/22/2021Finishing touches on a few of the classrooms. Every day it is looking more and more like a school. Our students and staff can't wait to get in the new building. We continue to be on schedule to move in this coming summer and start in the new building Fall 2021.
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December 2020 Updates
Posted by Caleb Leath on 12/18/2020The school board announced our new school name for the new building. Our new school name will be Nette Shultz Elementary. Click here to read the press release.
They have made a lot of progress inside the building. Take a look at some of the pictures below.
The image below is a standard classroom. All K-1 classrooms have a restroom. 2nd-5th will be set up similar, but without a restroom.
Other side of the same classroom.
Hallway-2nd floor. Library on the right.
Standing at front entrance looking towards the back. Cafeteria on left and gym on the right.
Cafeteria and stage
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August 2020 Update
Posted by Caleb Leath on 8/27/2020 1:00:00 AMThey have made lots of progress on the new Woodrow Wilson Elementary campus. Take a look at the pictures below.
The image below is an aerial view facing east.
The image below is an aerial view facing south from over Windsor.
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May 2020 Update
Posted by Caleb Leath on 5/22/2020 9:00:00 AMThey have been making tremendous progress on the construction of the new building. The foundation has been layed and vertical beams are starting to go up.
The aerial image below is facing south taken above Windsor Drive.
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February Update
Posted by Caleb Leath on 2/29/2020 1:00:00 AMPlease see the images below. You can see the foundation work has begun!!!
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January update
Posted by Caleb Leath on 1/30/2020They are making great progress on preparing the foundational work for the new building.
Starting on January 27th, utility work will begin on the south side of the school along Emerson Lane. This work should last 3-4 weeks. This utility project will be restricted from 8:00 am to 2:30 pm and should not affect student arrival or dismissal. In order to keep our students safe, this area will be sectioned off to not allow students to enter. Parking will also be limited along this section of Emerson Lane during this time. Between 8:00 am to 2:30 pm the bus lane will be blocked; however, this section will be reopened during arrival time and dismissal time.
Please see the image below to see where there will be no parking on Emerson Lane. Thank you for your cooperation and please continue to follow all parking guidelines as recommended by the City of Denton. These procedures can be found by clicking City of Denton Parking Guideliness.
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December updates part 2
Posted by Caleb Leath on 12/18/2019 4:30:00 PMIt has been a sentimental few weeks at Woodrow Wilson. The construction project requires us to remove several trees that have been planted on campus throughout the many years we have served our students and community. We know that these trees are sentimental and hold a special place to our community. We will be designating replacement trees for those that were planted by our students. We are excited to announce that upon completion of the project we will have a net increase of around 68 trees which will increase our canopy by over 16,000 square feet for a total canopy of around 57,000 square feet. The image below shows the site plan locations of where the new trees will be planted.
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December Updates
Posted by Caleb Leath on 12/3/2019The past few weeks have been full of moving lots of dirt around in preparation for the foundation.
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November Updates
Posted by Caleb Leath on 11/6/2019It has been a very wet but exciting week at Woodrow Wilson Elementary.
They have broken ground and started moving dirt around in preparation for our New School!!!