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First Phase Dedicated

GOVERNOR PRAISES SCHOOL FACILITIES

Posted: September 15, 2012 at 5:10 a.m.

Andy Shupe
Patty Plummer, special projects manager for Fayetteville Public Schools, right, leads Gov. Mike Beebe on a tour Friday of the newly completed gymnasium at Fayetteville High School before the start of a dedication ceremony for the school.

Rain didn’t dampen the spirit at Fayetteville High School Friday as the community came together to celebrate the completion of the first phase of the school’s transformation.

At A Glance

Features of Phase 1

Performing Arts

850-seat auditorium.

Dressing rooms.

Black box theater.

TV studio, TV and film classrooms.

Drama classrooms.

Band, orchestra and choir rehearsal spaces.

Athletics

2,200-seat Bulldog Arena.

2 auxiliary gyms, locker rooms.

Weight and fitness spaces.

Wrestling practice area.

Dance studio.

Coaches offices and supporting spaces.

Source: Fayetteville School District

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