Kaster Trabuc, right, steers a dolly as Travis Wanker, center, looks on and Kadin Smith, left, carries a box full of classroom supplies. Photo by Tim Stauffer / Iola Register
Students and staff began moving into their new science and technology building, with the first day of classes scheduled for Monday, Oct. 4. The building will offer science, engineering, family and consumer education classes and more for both high school and middle school students. It also will include a cafeteria with commons area, and will serve as a storm shelter for all high school and middle school students and staff.The new building features a modern cafeteria and commons area with elegant overhead lighting and large windows. Photo by Tim Stauffer / Iola RegisterA science classroom in the new facility.Photo by Tim Stauffer / Iola RegisterAaron Ortega, left, and Jose Castillo, both of HTI Painting of Wichita, apply the finishing touches to a classroom.Photo by Tim Stauffer / Iola RegisterJ.J. Engelhardt, an Iola High sophomore, takes a break with FACS teacher Breanna Floyd. Floyd, in her seventh year with the district, is thrilled to begin teaching in the new building.Photo by Tim Stauffer / Iola RegisterA science classroom in the new facility.Photo by Tim Stauffer / Iola RegisterThe new building features a modern cafeteria and commons area with elegant overhead lighting and large windows. Photo by Tim Stauffer / Iola RegisterJuniors Drake Matthew left, and Kyler Mittlemeier help with the move as paraeducator Greg Kelly supervises. Photo by Tim Stauffer / Iola Register
