Almira School
In the fall of 2021 the main school in Almira, Washington, was destroyed by fire. Students and staff have spent the year in portable classrooms while the new Almira School building is constructed in the Lincoln County rural town.
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Mon., June 20, 2022
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After a fire destroyed their K-8 school building last fall, students and staff have spent the year in portable classrooms while the new Almira School building is constructed in the Lincoln County rural town.
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Almira School sixth-grader Joey Maes, 11, works on an assignment in math class with teacher Sean Matthewson last Wednesday.
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Almira School sixth graders work on an assignment in math teacher Sean Matthewson’s class, Wednesday, June 15, 2022. After a fire destroyed their school last fall, students and staff have spent the year in portable classrooms while the new Almira School building is constructed in the Lincoln County rural town.
Colin Mulvany The Spokesman-Revi
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Almira School eighth-graders play some hoops Wednesday on a backboard salvaged from the playground after a fire destroyed their K-8 school building last fall.
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